Review: Forgive Me - Ashley Beale

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Review: Forgive Me - Ashley Beale - March 2014

Now and again, I get the urge to clean off some of my older books that have been sitting on my kindle for years, and often they are either DNFs and misses or they turn out to be diamonds in the rough. Forgive Me by Ashley Beale was one of those good reads and it reminded me of My Forever Girl by Heidi McLaughlin as it had a similar feel to it and it also felt like the earlier New Adult Romances which I loved. This book starts Ten years prior and we meet 14-year-old Lexi who is in love with her boyfriend Zander. All is going well until Lexi's mum discovers she is pregnant and in the middle of the night - she is shipped off to her grandmother's house. Ten years pass and no one has heard from or seen Lexi until now, Lexi's mother is dying and so Lexi now twenty-four has returned home. She is not alone though as she has brought her nine-year-old son with her. Everyone is surprised as turns out Lexi's mother never told anyone what had happened and no one in Lexi's family knew she had a child. Though the timing couldn't be worse as turns out Zander is getting married this week to Lexi's sister-in-law's best friend. What will happen when Lexi's son wants to know his dad and Lexi introduces him to Zander and all those emotions come flooding back? Is a second chance romance a reality or will Zander say Yes to his bride-to-be? Find out in this sweet small-town romance "Forgive Me" by Ashley Beale.

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