Hold the Forevers
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4.0 • 29 Ratings
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Publisher Description
A new angsty stand alone romance from New York Times bestselling author K.A. Linde that will keep you guessing which man is her groom and which one objects…
I’m in love with two men.
But I can only marry one.
And today is my wedding day.
The bridesmaids button my wedding dress. They titter excitedly as the music begins. My groom is waiting for me. I walk down the aisle prepared to say I do. All according to plan.
Except for the shout from the back of the room, “I object!”
I should have known it couldn’t be that easy. After over a decade of push and pull, neither of them is going to let me go. We’re a trio that should have never been. Me and Cole and Ash. One that I’m to marry and one that I’m to leave behind.
Now, once and for all, I have to choose: my groom or the man objecting?
But until then…hold the forevers.
Customer Reviews
Who would you choose???
Hold the Forevers by K.A. Linde is more than just an average angsty romance, it’s a roller coaster, heart-breaking story of love on the edge. The story grabbed me from the first line almost, as Lila and her choices filled each and every page with drama, tension and swept away passion.
Lila is on the cusp of being married, but the man she chooses may not be the right one. She’s had two major loves in her life. Ash, her boyfriend since high school, and Cole, her college sweetheart. Both want her, and she desperately wants, loves… and needs both of them-
But, she can only have one.
I couldn’t decide who was best for her either. Both relationships, in their own times, were perfect. They were all perfect, just not together.
How she makes her decision and what happens after, all unfold between these pages.
Grab your copy today, but be prepared to gnash your teeth a fair bit before the conclusion arrives.
Years in the telling
This author is one of my favourite but this book fell short. This story is told over many years sharing the push and pull of a love triangle. Whilst the writing and story were very good and kept me interested it was frustrating that the chapters went back and forth over the years sometimes causing me to lose place. If the story had been more to the point and shorter it would have deserved five stars.