Forgotten Promises

Jessica Lemmon

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Release date : Jan 19, 2016

Rating : 4 Stars

Morgan Young had a perfect upbringing, and now she’s got a perfect boyfriend and a perfect future—until her twenty-first birthday changes everything. First Morgan finds out, in the most painful way possible, that her relationship is a sham. But that’s nothing compared to the nightmare about to unfold. It’s too late for Tucker Noscalo. A brutal childhood left him with a bad reputation and a criminal record. Fresh out of jail, Tucker has a score to settle with Baybrook’s crooked chief of police—his own father. Nobody will believe Tucker’s explosive accusations without proof and a good lawyer, neither of which he has on his side. Until he sees someone he used to know, someone who just so happens to be the daughter of the best lawyer in the county. He needs Morgan to convince her father of the ugly truth. But first he has to convince her, and he’ll do whatever it takes to get her to listen. Confronted by the story of Tucker’s dark past, Morgan feels utterly compelled to help him. And as their connection grows into a fierce bond fueled by raw passion, Morgan finds herself falling for the wrong guy—but never has the promise of love felt so right.

“Forgotten Promises” by Jessica Lemmon is one of those books that leaves the reader thinking that even if something is not quite right it can still be OK .

The POV(s) in this story allows the reader to see it from all perspectives and maybe if the author would have told it differently this whole plot would not have worked.

But the way she did it was just perfect and her writing is fluent, so the reader gets a really good reading experience.

Ms. Lemmon is that kind of author that you should always take a look at when a new book pops up somewhere as she as a really addictive way to lure the reader into her world.

The characters have great depth and the reader will enjoy the developing relationship.

I will look out for the next book of this author – and I am sure – after your read this one .. you will do too

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