Do You Remember‪?‬

Loved it!

LOVED the book, Do You Remember by Davis Ehrler. It pulled me in right from the start with its unique scenarios. A happily married woman, Kate, had an unconventional request from the wife of Peck, Kate's first love, to spend a weekend alone with him. Kate and Peck haven’t spoken for decades. They each had their own families. It had me so curious how this could potentially happen without negative marital or family consequences. Why would people close to them, especially their spouses and children support this private reunion? Davis Ehrler does a great job of convincing the reader that, while risky, the meeting was necessary. As the reader, it gave me conflicted emotions. On one hand I couldn’t wait for the meeting and all the details, but on the other hand I couldn’t imagine how their significant others would manage through that weekend. I felt the distress of their time together winding down and how the heck these two could possibly say goodbye. I couldn’t imagine how they would be able to return to their lives as they were before the reunion. The characters were relatable, and the layout of the novel helped understand different perspectives. Davis did a fantastic job making it believable and unpredictable, while making us wonder what that would be like if we had a “Peck” situation. I was hooked all the way through to see how it could possibly end and was not disappointed. Can’t wait to read the next book Davis writes!!!