The Innocent's Forgotten Wedding

By: Lynne Graham

Narrated by: Kimberly Austin

From USA Today bestselling author Lynne Graham comes this thrilling amnesia romance, brimming with secrets, drama and passion!

The Italian husband she can’t remember…or resist!

After a terrible car crash, Brooke can’t remember her own name—much less her wedding day! Finding irresistible Lorenzo Tassini at her bedside—and a gold band on her finger—is shocking.

Honor-bound to care for his estranged wife, Lorenzo whisks her to his luxury Tuscan villa. But Brooke’s nothing like Lorenzo remembers! Her sweetness surprises him, as does the chemistry between them, blazing like never before. Stunned to discover her virginity, Lorenzo must uncover the secrets of the woman wearing his ring…

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Love these books

I drive for work and I play these books for the trips. They are enjoyable to listen to.

Pretty Good

I am a fan of Lynne Graham. I particularly enjoyed the amnesia aspect of this story. Lorenzo was an interesting and flawed character and yet sweet underneath. Brooke was very complicated. The ending turned out perfectly. An amazng HEA.

Fun & Enjoyable

I thought it was great. Loved the story , the characters and the plot. Very enjoyable!

The amnesia story line had me on the edge of my seat.

Okay I saw another reviewer say the narrator sounded like Siri lol I will say that her choices for voicing the dialogue were really odd and slow. But I don’t think it took away from the story.

I liked this one. Both characters were good, likable people. And their circumstances were just wild. Without giving the whole plot away I honestly felt bad that no one cared enough about the main character Millie to notice her connection to Brooke after the car accident. If anybody cared maybe they would have noticed sooner that she had been misidentified. Just sad to think that this foster kid and then young adult with no friends was presumed dead like that. And no one questioned it.

Distracted by Robotic Voice of Narrator

Kimberly Austin sounded like a weak version of Siri. I tried listening at a couple of different speeds and in the end I was imagining it was Siri reading the story it was so distracting. The story was just average typical for the plot line.