Forget Me Not

By: Brenda Jackson

Narrated by: Ron Butler

Brenda Jackson welcomes you back to Catalina Cove, where love is waiting to be reclaimed…

Ashley Ryan never doubted that her husband, Devon, was the love of her life. Even now, three years after Devon died in a car wreck while on a business trip, Ashley can’t bring herself to move on. But when her girlfriends surprise her with a getaway to beautiful Catalina Cove, Louisiana, she gets the shock of her life when she encounters a man—bearded, more rugged than before, but unmistakably her Devon.

“Ray Sullivan” moved to this quiet coastal town after waking up in a hospital with amnesia. Haunted by a life he can’t remember, he’s built walls around his heart and a quiet life running boat tours—a life that includes no recollection of Ashley, a woman he suddenly finds himself irresistibly drawn to.

Doctors warn Ashley of the danger in forcing her husband to remember the past. Though she longs to tell him the truth, she finds herself falling all over again for a man she knows may never truly come back to her. In this place where healing and second chances are just a heartbeat away, can love take root once more?
Don’t miss The House on Blueberry Lane, the next book in The Catalina Cove series by New York Times bestselling author Brenda Jackson!
The Catalina Cove series
Book 1: Love in Catalina Cove
Book 2: Forget Me Not
Book 3: Finding Home Again
Book 4: Follow Your Heart
Book 5: One Christmas Wish
Book 6: The House on Blueberry Lane

great Book!

Hoping there will be another book in the series. there is one more couple that I want to know their s story.

I Really Enjoyed This Book

Brenda Jackson is one of my favorite authors. She didn't fail me with this one. Good books are really needed during this time.

A great love story

A beautifully woven story of love conquering all in true Brenda Jackson style and grace!

Loved it

I love when Ron Butler narrates. He pulls you and makes you feel every emotion of each character.

Love x 2

A second chance at love with the same man. A story about heartaches and the ability to get another chance at love.

The storyline was good. The characters believable. It was a very good read.