400 First Kisses

The First Series, Book 1

By: E. L. Todd

Narrated by: Lia Langola, Michael Ferraiuolo

The man I hate lives next door.

He must have just moved in, even though I never saw the moving truck. He's just as arrogant as I remember, mowing the lawn without a shirt and grinning like an idiot. When he catches me staring at him through the window, he winks. So cocky. He flirts with me like he never broke my heart.

And then he tells me something that I just can't believe. We're married.

©2017 E. L. Todd (P)2017 E. L. Todd

I need the rest

I thoroughly enjoyed this book and I need the others. The narration was very good, this story reminds me of the movie 50 First Dates but better because there are some memories coming back to Bree, she remembers her friend and is reestablishing a relationship with them and trying to be friends with the husband she didn't know she had or why she would marry him after their breakup. Cypress is patient and willing to take whatever Bree will give him, even if it is a hookup. He has become friends with all the people who hated him including Bree's sister Amy and is very protective of Amy.

My only disappointment was that I cannot continue the story of Bree and Cypress or Amy and Ace because it doesn't look like the series is complete. I don't usually listen to books that are not in a complete series because of this very reason I need more so that I can be disappointed that the story has ended. For me it has only just begun. I am looking forward to the rest of the series which I hope is coming soon. You'll enjoy this book and the narration.

Supposed you had permanent amnesia...

Well that’s what’s happened to Bree...she is stuck in the past after an accident. She doesn’t remember that she’s forgiven her boyfriend for cheating on her, she doesn’t remember that she’s married to him. Bree doesn’t remember that her sister divorced her douche husband, or that her sister, Cypress & 2 other friends are her business partners in the restaurant business. She’s living a ‘Grounding Day’ for 3yrs. Everyone is telling Cypress to move on since the doctors have given up on Bree ever regaining her memory. Cypress loves his wife & refuses to believe...
OMG...this.book! Chocked full of emotions! I was a blubbering mess at some points. Then when I think that there’s an HEA...its a trilogy! I need the next book on audio...stat!!!
I was given a complimentary copy of this book in exchange for an unbiased review.

My Two Pennies

Lia Langola and Michael Ferraiuolo are a great duo for this story, I loved hearing the passion behind it all. You feel what the characters are feeling so intensely and that only happens when the narrators pour their heart into their work. This story reminds me of the movie 50 First Dates the difference is that I actually enjoyed this book and the storyline. Bree & Cypress had me up and down constantly emotionally when it came to their relationship. Unforeseen circumstance happened to Bree and yes Cypress had done something that is just undeniably wrong but he owned up to it and has proven himself over and over again that he is sorry. There are moments where I’m so frustratingly mad at Bree but need to remember that if I were in her place I’d probably have the same reaction. I’m totally #TeamCyrpess within the first few chapters and remain there throughout the story. I literally had my jaw dropping and even said a “WHAT?!” out loud multiple times in this book. I’m curious as to what happens next for everyone because there’s so much more then just Bree & Cypress’s story going on. This is my unbiased and voluntary review.

NOOOOOOO!

NOOOOOO! that's what I said out loud at the end of the book! it was great! it reminded me of fifty first dates. one of my favorite movies. but it has a devilish spin on it. I loved it and I didn't want it to end! it was so great, the writing, the characters, the narrating were​ all fantastic! I would totally recommend it to everyone over the age of 18!

great book

I had a hard time the first couple chapters understanding what was going on. Once I understood it turned out to be a great book. The narrator's were fantastic, they had many characters to differentiate between.