Never Forget You
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4.5 • 2 Ratings
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- $11.99
Publisher Description
Some love stories end before they even begin…
‘Romantic and gorgeous’ Milly Johnson
‘An emotional novel about the power of hope’ Holly Miller
‘Made my heart ache’ Liz Fenwick
‘An epic story of love and emotion. Wow!’ Jane Linfoot
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When Lili meets Ben by chance one hot summer’s day, it feels like fate. But life is about to take them in different directions, and so they agree to meet next July, in the beautiful hidden garden where they first laid eyes on each other. But one of them never shows up…
Five years later, Ben still wonders how he got things so wrong – he let the love of his life slip between his fingers. And then a stranger, Alice, arrives in his tiny Scottish hometown. Alice has no memory of how she got there: she can’t remember anything before that morning. The only clue to her past is the silver bee necklace she wears – the very same one Ben bought for Lili that magical summer’s day…
As Ben, Lili and Alice’s stories converge, so begins a beautiful and deeply emotional story of love, forgiveness and second chances. Perfect for fans of Colleen Hoover and Lucy Score.
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Readers LOVE Never Forget You:
‘This story was unputdownable, and absolutely wrecked me… an incredibly moving and often poignant story with truly authentic characters and a perfect ending. Just exquisite.’ 5****
‘A powerful novel about love that just sinks into your heart and soul.’ 5*****
‘Oh my, what a heart-wrenching read! I loved it!’ 5*****
‘Gripping, beautifully written and all-consuming. One of my favourite reads this year’ 5*****
‘An enthralling love story… The perfect novel in my opinion!’ 5*****
‘This was absolutely beautiful – I was completely blown away by the writing and the storyline’ 5*****
‘This book is so well written, I couldn’t put it down! So many emotions!!!!’ 5*****
‘Simply stunning…you won’t be able to put it down. Beautiful and yet also heartbreaking’ 5*****
’This book gives me Colleen Hoover crossed with Taylor Jenkins-Reid, in a British way’ 5*****
Reviews
Praise for Fiona Lucas and The Last Goodbye
‘A poignant and emotional story about loss, grief, and the beautiful dawn of a second chance of love, life and happiness. Bittersweet but full of hope’ Judy Finnigan
‘A gorgeous book about second chances and moving from the darkness and back into the light. Brimming with love and overflowing with hope – I adored it’ Milly Johnson, My One True North
‘A poignant and uplifting read about loss, love and learning to put yourself back together again after facing the unimaginable’ Sophie Cousens, This Time Next Year
‘A beautifully written story of love, loss and hope. I adored it’ Emma Cooper, The First Time I Saw You
‘Full of heart and tenderness, Anna and Brody carried me with them every step of their journey – a truly outstanding book to lift you up’ Jane Linfoot, The Little Cornish Kitchen
‘Beautifully told and full of hope, this love story will touch your heart’ Helen Rolfe, The Little Village Library
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
First lousy timing, then trauma get between the couple at the center of this melodramatic second chance romance from Lucas (The Last Goodbye). Love ignites almost instantly when Olivia "Lili" Everett and Ben Robertson meet. After spending two over-the-top romantic days together, Ben, a travel photographer, leaves for his next destination, but he promises to meet Lili again in exactly one year. When this plan falls through, however, Lili is left picking up the pieces of her broken heart. Ben had a good reason for standing her up, but, five years later, it's still one of his greatest regrets. He's now back in his Scottish hometown, having given up photography to raise his young niece, Willow, after the death of his sister (for which he blames himself), when he sees a woman he's sure is Lili and seizes a chance to make it right. But the woman claims her name is Alice—and that she has no other memory of who she is. Ben is determined to help, and together the pair discover that Alice is suffering from dissociative amnesia due to extreme trauma. From there, Lucas delves into the devastating impact of psychological and sexual abuse while painting an admirable portrait of the heroine's strength. Colleen Hoover fans will enjoy this one.
