Forget Me Not by Julie Soto
Genre : Contemporary Romance
Publisher : Forever
Publication Date : July 11th, 2023
Publisher : Forever
Publication Date : July 11th, 2023
An ambitious wedding planner must work with her grumpy
florist ex, whose heart she broke, on the most high-profile
wedding of her career, in this spicy and emotional romance
from popular fanfic author Julie Soto.
He loves me; he loves me not...
Ama Torres loves being a wedding planner. But with a mother
who has been married more times than you can count on your
fingers, Ama has decided that marriage is not the route for
her. But weddings? Weddings are amazing. As a small business
owner, she knows how to match her clients with the perfect
vendor to give them the wedding of their dreams. Well, almost
perfect…
Elliot hates being a florist, most of the time. When his
father left him the flower shop, he considered it a burden,
but he’s stuck with it. Just like how he’s stuck with the way
he proposed to Ama, his main collaborator and girlfriend (or
was she?) two years ago. But flowers have grown on him, just
like Ama did. And flowers can’t run off and never speak to him
again, like Ama did.
When Ama is hired to plan a celebrity wedding that will bring
her business national exposure, there's a catch: Elliot is
already contracted to design the flowers. Things are not
helped by the two brides, who see the obvious chemistry
between Ama and Elliot and are determined to set them up, not
knowing their complicated history. Add in a meddling ex-boss,
and a reality TV film crew documenting every step of the
wedding prep, and Ama and Elliot's hearts are not only in
jeopardy again, but this time, their livelihoods are too.
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This was such an amazing second chance romance between a commitment phobic wedding planner and a grumpy florist!💍💐
Ama Torres is a wedding planner who has just gotten a chance to work on the wedding of a famous influencer and this would definitely boost her career. But, the problem is that she'll have to work with her ex - Elliott, who has been chosen by the brides as the florist. Talk about tension 👀
The story is told in dual povs with Ama's chapters in the present and Elliott's in the past. And I think this worked out very well because it made me curious to know more about what happened between them and Elliott's pov shows us how hard he fell for Ama. At first he's so grumpy and rude(sometimes grumpier than an MZ hero lol) and I was like, well how does Ama like him? But he's such a softie actually! He does so many things for Ama and he always has her back(even when he's heartbroken)🥺
Ama's mom has been married more than a dozen times so it shouldn't be a surprise that though she loves planning weddings, she doesn't believe in a lasting love for herself. Meeting Elliott does change things for her, but I guess she needed more time? The latest wedding brings them back together and has her facing her fears again. The chemistry between them was off the charts!🔥 And I actually love how dedicated both Ama and Elliott were when it came to their work!
I liked the brides - Jackie and Hazel too but I feel like they never addressed how Hazel was letting her influencer stuff take over this wedding or how Jackie felt about that?
Anyway, I loved the writing and the romance in this one(can't believe it's a debut novel!) and the audiobook was equally fantastic with both of my favorite narrators - Callie Dalton and Teddy Hamilton!
This one comes out on 7/11 so make sure to check it out if you're in the mood for a fun and emotional second chance romance!❣️✨
You can also find this review on my bookstagram here
*I was provided with an ARC via Netgalley in exchange for an honest
review*
Originally from Sacramento, Julie spent many years bouncing between New York and California before eventually settling in coastal Fort Bragg, CA. A theatre and fandom nerd, Julie can tell you the name of any Buffy episode if you pick a number 1-7, and another 1-22.
With her Bichon-Poodle brother Charlie, she spends her days writing Contemporary Romance, Rom-Coms, and Contemporary YA—often with a Jane Austen movie adaptation on in the background.
As a playwright, Julie's musical Generation Me won the 2017 New York Musical Festival's Best Musical award, as well as Best Book for Julie's work on the script.
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