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Brad Killarney made a huge mistake. He accused his wife, Michelle, of having an affair with his boss, and now their marriage is over. After the dust from their divorce settles, he realizes that nothing is more important to him than Michelle and their two children. He begins an aggressive campaign to win back her affections, but then the unthinkable his boss shows up dead, and Brad himself sustains a terrible head injury that erases his memory. As Michelle helps him through his recovery, she slowly begins to fall in love with him all over again... but can their love survive not only his amnesia, but the threat of a killer that may come back to finish what he started?
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First published January 1, 2007
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Celya Bowers
29 books13 followersCelya Bowers was born and raised in Central Texas. After attending Sam Houston State University, she relocated to Arlignton, Texas, and the writing bug bit.
An incurable romantic, she also loves keeping in touch with good friends, traveling and reading when she has time."
An incurable romantic, she also loves keeping in touch with good friends, traveling and reading when she has time."
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March 9, 2025
It's ok
The story itself is ok. Not spicy at all. I liked the little mystery it had. But the errors in this book are atrocious. I don't know if it's just because it's on Kindle or what. But between the DOZENS of typos and grammer issues, I barely made it threw the book. (Side note: I was only reading it because a character had my name & helped me get a spot on my reading bingo card)
So if you have a hard time getting past typos, you might want to skip this book, at least on Kindle.
The story itself is ok. Not spicy at all. I liked the little mystery it had. But the errors in this book are atrocious. I don't know if it's just because it's on Kindle or what. But between the DOZENS of typos and grammer issues, I barely made it threw the book. (Side note: I was only reading it because a character had my name & helped me get a spot on my reading bingo card)
So if you have a hard time getting past typos, you might want to skip this book, at least on Kindle.
July 18, 2007
An Enjoyable Do Over
"Brad Killarney made a huge mistake. He accused his wife Michelle, of having an affair with his boss, and now their marriage is over. After the dust from their divorce settles, he realizes that nothing is more important to him than Michelle and their two children. He begins an aggressive campaign to win back her affections, but then the unthinkable happens: His boss shows up dead, and Brad himself sustains a terrible head injury that erases his memory. As Michelle helps him through his recovery, she slowly begins to fall in love with him all over again...but can ttheir love survive not only his amnesia, but the threat of a killer that may come back to finish what he started?!!!"~~~~~~~The above is the description on the back of the book, however the couple wasn't divorced they were separated, with the exception of that little flaw everything else stated is true. This is the first novel I've read by Celya Bowers and it was an enjoyable read. I found this book to be quite the page-turner. I enjoyed the mystery and suspense throughout the pages. The change that came over Brad due to his amnesia was refreshing. It made his character more lovable. I enjoyed the rekindled and heated passion between Brad and Michelle. And the way they started communicating and opening up to one another. The secondary characters were also very interesting and added some LOL moments to the drama going on between Michelle and Brad, especially Emily, Jeremy and Alex. I liked the friendship between Brad and Alex. Alex kept it real. He didn't sugar-coat anything for Brad or Michelle, he was a good friend to both, and tried to help them both see the errors of their ways. Wouldn't it be great if we could all get a "Do Over". A sweet read!
"Brad Killarney made a huge mistake. He accused his wife Michelle, of having an affair with his boss, and now their marriage is over. After the dust from their divorce settles, he realizes that nothing is more important to him than Michelle and their two children. He begins an aggressive campaign to win back her affections, but then the unthinkable happens: His boss shows up dead, and Brad himself sustains a terrible head injury that erases his memory. As Michelle helps him through his recovery, she slowly begins to fall in love with him all over again...but can ttheir love survive not only his amnesia, but the threat of a killer that may come back to finish what he started?!!!"~~~~~~~The above is the description on the back of the book, however the couple wasn't divorced they were separated, with the exception of that little flaw everything else stated is true. This is the first novel I've read by Celya Bowers and it was an enjoyable read. I found this book to be quite the page-turner. I enjoyed the mystery and suspense throughout the pages. The change that came over Brad due to his amnesia was refreshing. It made his character more lovable. I enjoyed the rekindled and heated passion between Brad and Michelle. And the way they started communicating and opening up to one another. The secondary characters were also very interesting and added some LOL moments to the drama going on between Michelle and Brad, especially Emily, Jeremy and Alex. I liked the friendship between Brad and Alex. Alex kept it real. He didn't sugar-coat anything for Brad or Michelle, he was a good friend to both, and tried to help them both see the errors of their ways. Wouldn't it be great if we could all get a "Do Over". A sweet read!
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