I Remember You Collection
by Sammi Starlight
I Remember You
Lance never got over his teenage love despite years of trying to forget her with alcohol, music, and other women.
Samantha dated lots of different guys after Lance, guys most girls would love to have even a chance with. No one can make her happy though; she compares them all to Lance. Fate brings them together when Lance is in town for some family business.
They end up spending a passionate night together but can they be more? Can they finally find their happily ever after?
Home Sweet Home
Things for Lance and Samantha have been picture perfect since they reunited four years ago. They are happily married with a little girl and another baby on the way. Lance's career with the Forbidden Gods is stronger than ever. Samantha has some best selling books to her name and her writing career is taking off.
In just a few short months, that perfect world starts to shatter. Lance has to go on tour without Sam. He has creative differences with management over the band's latest album that have left him frustrated. He suffers loss after loss, not knowing if he can take much more. He turns to alcohol to numb the pain just like he did all those years ago when Sam left him.
Sam tries to be strong for her family when tragedy threatens to pull them apart but when Lance isn't there for her when she needs him the most, she questions everything she ever believed about them and their love.
Lance is lost and hanging by a thread. Can Sam save him? Or is it too late? Will Lance be able to find his way back home?
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Momma Says: 3.5 stars⭐⭐⭐⭐
Sometimes you have to take the bitter with the sweet, and Lance and Samantha get plenty of both in this duet. The story moves at a fast pace and while there is a lot of angst, each bit is resolved quickly, sometimes so quickly that you don't really get to feel the emotion involved before moving on to the next thing. While that's a good thing given the length of the book, it is a little far-fetched. This pair is good together, despite the many obstacles they face, and they have good chemistry. I was curious about this being a duet. The first book felt more like a short story, but it felt complete. There are a few grammatical errors that stood out, but overall, it's still an engaging read with a good mix of sweet and sexy.
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