Review: Wait For Me - Sara Shepard

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Review: Wait for Me - Sara Shepard - November 2022

You know how we all have those favourite authors, the ones that no matter what they write or publish we will be bound and compelled to read it? One of the ones on my list is Sara Shepard. Years before Pretty Little Liars was even a twinkle in the TV producer's mind, I read the first couple of books and I was hooked. It became one of my favourite YA book series and so in everything that followed by this author, I have made it my goal to read. Some I enjoy, and others are a bit odd but still, I do read them. Wait for Me was one of those reads in the middle where it had a great premise but at the same time was a bit off and odd in parts. The book starts with a woman about to get married and then she is kidnapped. Then it jumps over to the present time and we meet Casey who is dating a wealthy guy called Marcus Coleman. Casey is a young, smart teen but she feels off when it comes to Marcus and so she disappears to a town called Avon Shores. The thing is that when she gets here, she feels like she has been here before and starts experiencing memories that don't belong to her but someone called Becky and then there's Jake/ Will.  Was this pair Becky and Will in a past life? It seems that every time this couple finally gets their HEA, someone interferes and the pair are separated again. Also, that Casey never remembers. It's like when she steps foot in Avon Shores, she becomes Becky but once out - she is Casey again. Who is the real Becky and Will? How are they related to Casey and Jake? Find out in Wait for Me by Sara Shepard. A novel of lost love, soul mates, and suspense.

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