When I pick up a V. Theia book, I’m always at a loss for words. Just when I think I've read her best, she surprises me with even more depth and captivating characters. Kian, in particular, has become one of my favorites, showcasing the unique charm only V. Theia can provide.
In Manhattan Memory, we follow bad boy, Kian, on a journey of love. When Samia, the girl he’s been infatuated/obsessed with for years, loses her memory in an accident, Kian seizes the chance to rewrite their history. It’s a tale of love and redemption.
As always, V. Theia creates a rich and immersive world. This book is set in the familiar Manhattan universe, where we’ve already met Kian and Samia’s parents in Naughty Iris Liar and Manhattan Protector. Now, it’s Kian's turn to be the hero, with Samia as the heroine. Kian’s methods might be unconventional…well, crazy, but his love for Samia is undeniable. I quickly figured out where the story was heading and loved it—after all, Kian is his father’s son. His confidence and swagger…HOT!!! Balanced by his laid-back demeanor…HOT!!!
While this can be read as a standalone, I highly recommend reading the other books first for a better experience. If you love happily-ever-afters and heroes who will move mountains and swim the ocean for their women, V. Theia’s books are for you. Give this series a try; you won’t be disappointed.
I’m eagerly awaiting the next book in the series or anything else from V. Theia. I’m so hooked on her writing that I’d even read the phone book if she wrote it! Only…do we still have phone books?
Happy Reading!