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Sunday, January 19, 2020

The One You Can’t Forget (The Ones Who Got Away #2). By Roni Loren.

The One You Can’t Forget (The Ones Who Got Away #2). By Roni Loren. 2018. Sourcebooks Casablanca. ASIN: B076BWSBXM (Kindle).

Rebecca Lindt is a successful divorce attorney at her father’s firm. She’s worked tirelessly to earn her place to one day inherit the firm. And ever the dutiful daughter, she has recently taken on extra work helping her dad in his political campaign. And with the upcoming airing of the documentary about the Long Acre High School shooting, her father is banking on her status of survivor to resonate with the voters, despite Becca’s wishes to leave her past memories be. She’s tired, and with the exception of meeting her three best girlfriends for Sunday brunches, she’s lonely. She really didn’t see West, a smart, sexy, tatted chef with dreams, coming.

When West Garrett intervenes in a mugging and saves Becca’s life, his life suddenly becomes more complicated. Two years ago Becca was his ex-wife’s attorney, who in a vicious divorce took his dream of running his own restaurant, sending him into a downward drunken spiral. He’s just getting his feet underneath him, sober and teaching cooking in an after school program for disadvantaged kids who are just like he used to be. Losing his heart to this woman is rather inconvenient but worth the risk if he can earn hers in exchange.

West brings out a different side of Becca than was shown in the first book. Under his attention and overtures of friendship, she really comes to life, shedding the shell of bravado that has been exhausting her to maintain for her father’s approval.

She straightened and help up the bottle.
Want some?”
Not yet. But let me know if you see me getting red.”
You mean watch your body very, very closely in the name of safety” I’m on it.”
He laughed. “You are such a thoughtful friend.”
Yep. She was thinking thoughts all right.

Once again, this book has banter, chemistry and the perfect partner for healing.

416 pages

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