Book Review: Make Me Forget – Kennedy Fox (Make Me Series, Book One)

Make Me Forget
By: Kennedy Fox

Book Series: Make Me
Book Number In Series: 1 of 3
Genre:  Contemporary Romance

Format: Kindle eBook (advanced copy)
Publisher: Indie
Publication Date: November 2, 2017
My Rating: 4 Stars

Blurb:

Never trust a man who answers the door wearing nothing more than a pair of low-cut jeans and a panty-melting smirk.

Being a romance novelist comes with its perks but when Ethan Rochester enters my life and interrupts my solo writing retreat, my world turns upside down.

I write about guys like him for a living—sexy and charming, yet reluctant to get into a serious relationship. His body’s the ultimate temptation, but his condescending personality makes him a notorious heartbreaker.

When we’re forced to be neighbors, he makes me forget my rules, and soon my upcoming deadline isn’t the only thing I’m dreading.

*Can be read as a complete stand-alone! Formally titled Falling for the Bad Boy. Content has not changed.*

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If you all are looking for a bad boy, look no further, he has arrived!

Ethan Rochester is the bad boy that everyone is soon to be talking about. What, with his womanizing ways, his pierced ears, and his pierced…..you get the drift. This man is the talk of the town. Let’s not forget he’s a dirty man in between the sheets and out of them. Ethan is in the pottery business specializing in making homemade mugs. I loved this! It’s not every day we get an artsy type bad boy in the romance book world!

Vada is a romance writer with the worlds biggest writers block. With a deadline due she decides to book a small cottage in a small town for a week to hopefully find some inspiration. What she doesn’t expect is to find the owner of said cottage is a man who will have her breaking all of her own rules and stepping outside of her comfort zones. A man that happens to have a habit of answering the door shirtless. That man being Ethan.

Ethan and Vada’s relationship is hilarious. I loved the back and forth banter between these two. It honestly felt as if these two have been friends for years, instead of less than a week.

This novel isn’t all fun and games though, hidden beneath the pages and all of Ethan’s womanizing ways and the joking, he is suffering from the greatest tragedy of his life. Ethan’s heart is broken and it’s up to Vada to help put it back together again.

I loved Ethan’s characters, I loved his jokester ways and the raw vulnerability he showed when it came to opening up about his past to Vada. Vada’s character needed a little fine tuning. I would have loved to see just as much vulnerability coming from her given her hurtful past.

Overall, I really enjoyed Make Me Forget! This novel was hot as hell but also had just the right touch of angst to keep the readers entertained and invested. If you’re looking for a fun romance definitely don’t hesitate to pick this book!