Make Me Forget by Beth Kery

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Make Me Forget by Beth Kery
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Reviewed by: Michelle
ARC provided by publisher in exchange for an honest review



“She understood how people could find him intimidating. He could be glacial. Impenetrable. Then she’d catch a glimpse of his warmth. His humanity . Raw sexuality twined with something she could only call a sweetness, impossible as that descriptor seemed given the rest of the package . It was the mystery of that paradox that had her tantalized. But she’d have to be careful.”

Intriguing!!!! This is the first word that comes to mind when describing Make Me Forget, the first serial installment by Beth Kery. Ms. Kery has perfectly and intricately laid out a story that piqued my interest as she introduces Harper McFadden, a young investigative journalist, who recently left her job in San Francisco to take up residence in Lake Tahoe as an editor for a local newspaper. Harper wants to forget her past, her pain, and the loss of her parents and hopes her time in Lake Tahoe will help clear her mind.



As Harper was taking in her new residence, she never expected to run into a young mysterious man and his lovable big pup. They exchanged a few pleasantries with each other but nothing serious. On her first day, Harper gets an exclusive personal invitation to a cocktail party hosted by Jacob Latimer. Harper knows very little of Jacob and is shocked as to why she was invited. At the party, she soon discovers that the man she met at the lake is Jacob Latimer.

Jacob Latimer is a self made man. He leads a secretive life and wants to forget things of his past. And with Harper, she became the distraction that he needs. Together Harper and Jacob can forget things of the past. But what does Harper and Jacob really want to forget?

“I mean that you want to forget so many things. I can help you forget , Harper. You can help me forget some things, too. Maybe that’s why you came back.”

I love the premise of this serial and can’t wait to discover what secrets will be unraveled in the next installment. Make Me Forget was sexy, mysterious, and had that Beth Kery signature of intrigue. So if you are a fan of serials, I definitely would recommend you to check out this book.



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