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Don't Forget Me Tomorrow (Time River #2) by A.L. Jackson

 "Love is on the house."



I’ve read a couple of books by A.L. Jackson before and enjoyed them. But I’ll be completely honest and say that when I saw the hashtag #piercedmc and read the blurb, it was an instant yes for me— you like what you like, right?

I absolutely loved Ryder and Dakota’s story. I didn’t expect the plot twist and I adored that I didn’t guess it because I (rather annoyingly) do tend to guess.

 


Dakota is one of my favourite female characters ever I think. She’s strong, knows what she wants and goes to get it, even when that results in heartbreak. I simply loved her attitude and strength throughout this book and there wasn’t a single moment that she frustrated me (which is rare for me I’ll admit) I also cannot tell you how much I ADORED that she was a curvier female lead and that the guy adored those curves—as he should!



Now, Ryder … bloody hell where did you come from? Seeing as it was this dark male that tempted me to read this story, I’m delighted to say he did not disappoint at all. He’s dark, dangerous, covered in tattoos and with with a piercing I find insanely sexy. (I’ll say no more) But under all that darkness, he's soft and kind and protective and it’s the most delicious combination.



I really enjoyed the forbidden aspect of their relationship, the fact they’d known each other growing up and that even when their paths had taken then in different directions, they were still on each other’s minds.

I read this book super quickly, in a little over 24 hours, which just goes to show how much I loved it. I wish I could visit Time River Market & Café and have one of Dakota’s cookies, A.L. Jackson did such a good job at painting the picture of the place that I almost feel like I have been there. The sexy scenes in this book were all incredibly well written, some of the best I've read actually. There aren't many books that have all the things you love to read included in the sexy times, and yet this book had them all--bravo A.L. Jackson!



I can’t end this review without mentioning the cutest, most adorable little guy within this story—Kayden. He absolutely stole my heart from the second we meet him and he still has it now.

I really am excited to read the rest of the series and see where it takes everyone, and I’m going to go back and read the first book in the series as I want to know more about Caleb and Paisley.

I’m giving Don't Forget Me Tomorrow 4 delicious stars.

*I was lucky enough to receive an ARC for this review and my review is 100% honest and true.









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