Forget Me Not

By: Q. B. Tyler

Narrated by: Elizabeth Hart, Jeremy York

What do you do when the love of your life forgets? Not the good times. Not the love. Not the passion. But the pain and heartbreak and betrayal.

He doesn't remember that he broke my heart. But I do.

He doesn't remember the darkest parts of our marriage. He doesn't remember that six months ago, I said goodbye.

What do you do when the love of your life remembers your marriage but not your divorce?

Contains mature themes.

©2019 Q. B. Tyler (P)2020 Tantor

Growth and Love

What a great story. Yes it’s second chance with a cheating trope but I found the characters to a lot of growth in this story. The narrators did a great job getting the story across. This was a 5 star read for me and the spice did not disappoint.

my first by Q.B.

story was layed out with a slow build of each character so I got invested and had to finish! enjoyed every word!!

Second chances, love, and the BEST filth

This was an amazing listen! If you love a good grovel and some hawt filth, this is definitely for you!

Great representation of TTC and pregnancy loss

Listened to this on audiobook and really liked the female narrator. The spice and dirty talk in this book was SO good! I enjoyed the story and plot and kept rooting for the couple throughout it. This book had a very good and accurate representation of trying to conceive struggles and the suffering of pregnancy loss like the feeling of being inadequate and mental toll it takes with both.

So freaking good!

This was an amazing spicy story. I loved it so much! The fmc was strong and I loved it.

Complex Love Story

I’m conflicted about this one
The story is a well done exploration of human nature and relationships but there were some points where it missed the mark
I was hard pressed to get the point of Wren’s dismissiveness about Olivia’s miscarriages and depression or what felt like unexplained hostility from Caroline. The interracial aspects were mentioned but… I did not get the feeling that Olivia was a Black woman- I suspect that having two non- Black narrators was a factor. I also just wanted to shake Olivia and tell her to climb out of the bottle and deal with her marriage like a darn adult!
Overall I think it is a good story if at times a bit repetitive and unrealistic. Kudos to the author for tackling hard issues like cheating, abandonment, miscarriage, depression and toxic relationships.

This book is worth it!!

I love this book and can't wait to read more BWWM books by her! Trust when I tell you it's worth it! But be prepared to want to jump in and smack BOTH h/he at times LOL.

As a woman who has lost babies

The level of disrespect and insensitivity of Ren to Olivia is almost unbearable. Yes, two people are grieving over lost of a child. However for someone to interject their opinions into someone lost journey is pure nasty.


I did like how reconciliation happened. This was completely lead male fault. This was a couple fighting through their grief and not knowing how to navigate the journey alone, less only together.

kudos to the author for writing complex real to life characters.

ok

Bennett and Olivia were married until he has a ONS with a woman Amanda then he was in an accident and he forgets two years of his life thinking he was still with his wife. So they spend time together but it was both fault Olivia distance herself from her husband after she miscarry and he tried for her to get help she became close off depresses and he made one mistake because he felt alone. but when he remembers he hid it because he wanted to be with his wife.

Ugh, this kept my heart on pins and needles

So heart wrenching! I think I held my breath during this hoping there wouldn’t be an end to them. I loved both of the characters. This was a beautiful story.