The Weekend We Met
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Description de l’éditeur
A new romantic comedy series for fans of classic city stories like You've Got Mail or How I Met Your Mother.
On the surface, Maeve's just like every other young woman in Manhattan — loves her friends, works hard, has big dreams. But Maeve knows she's different from the people around her, even her close friends. Maeve has a memory problem. And although she manages it using a careful system of journals, she knows it's impossible to have a normal, fully open friendship...and a relationship is out of the question.
But when she meets Dane, caution flies out the window. He's nice, employed, and really seems to like her! Dane's a catch in every way, except for one pressing problem.
They've already met, and Maeve has no idea when or where that happened.
Fans of NYC romantic comedy will love this heartfelt, fun-loving novella about a woman with a secret, the friends who love her, and the man who won't give up on her.
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The Weekend We Met
In “The Weekend We Met” we meet Maeve, her group of regular friends and a cute newcomer who seems to know her, even though she doesn't recognize him at all. The reader discovers that due to a childhood accident where Maeve was dealt a traumatic brain injury; her short term memory has been damaged and unless she writes down the details of her days and encounters with the
people she has met, she forgets them. This limits her dreams, professional aspiration s and relationships.
She remains locked in isolation in may ways as she is too afraid of rejection to tell the people in her life that her memories are impaired. The book is about friendship, love, bravery and trust and is WELL worth the read.
I was supplied an ARC copy of this book but was in no way compensated for this review.