Forget Me Not: The hottest rom-com of 2023

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Elliot is a florist who is anything but sweet to anyone he meets—although he does have a soft spot only for one person. The present tense is in Ama’s POV and the past is in Elliot’s and wow Julie Soto knocked this out of the park. Ebooks fulfilled through Glose cannot be printed, downloaded as PDF, or read in other digital readers (like Kindle or Nook). I find that they always add nuance and clarity to the story and I loved seeing their relationship develop then and now.

I hoped so much that her writing style would be exactly what I got to love and appreciate from her fanfiction and boy did she deliver! I get Ama and Elliot only see each other when they meet for wedding stuff, and the wedding planning happens over the course of a few months, but the story often jumps ahead weeks which was jarring. If you do not allow these cookies we will not know when you have visited our site, and will not be able to monitor its performance.I wish there was less wedding planning and more attention towards Elliot and Ama's relationship in the present timeline. She had insecurities about marriage because of how her mother got married 16 times and everytime her mother left her marriage it broke something inside her.

I liked the banter, I liked the spicy scenes, and I even liked the wedding and event management content (this was a surprise to me, it's something I don't usually gravitate towards).

She forms connections with people easily especially her clients which she was made to believe by her mentor, is unprofessional in her field of work. And her as she is forced to work with him a few years later during a career making wedding she has to plan.

This was dual pov and alternated timelines between the past that ama and Elliot shared together and the present day. There were already so many stressful elements to planning the wedding, but then add Ama and Elliot's tension and you've got so much drama and angst. They help us to know which pages are the most and least popular and see how visitors move around the site. I enjoyed the past timeline the most and mostly because that's where I got to know more about Elliot and his feelings.

Grumpy florist with extinct flowers tattooed all over him (and the flower she was named after because he was heartbroken and missed her too much after she left), who hates everyone but her. The relationship wasn't developed at all—they like to bone and good for them but why do they actually like each other? Elliot and Ama had so few interactions in the present, but to be honest, the first ones had me so giddy, and I was getting so much tension on their behalf! She's the best at what she does and has an easy-going personality that warms her way into her clients' hearts. Ama (not short for Amateur—thank you very much, Elliot) Torres is a wedding planner that doesn’t do commitment and sees weddings as just a party.

There were a couple of little things I could have done without - the 63 mentions of donuts being one, but I get that it was "her thing". Elliot just wants to be left alone to angrily run his family’s business and I want that for him too. I would have appreciated more development of the side characters, but the main focus was the two leads. I also didn't really get the scene with the cellist, which seemed really out of place - but maybe we'll see him again? So let that be a sign that I’m series when I say not to read this book thinking it’s anything it’s marketed to be.So, all in all, I say if you want to pass a few days smiling stupidly to yourself let the good thymes roll and pick up this book.