Something to Remember: Prequel to Forget Me Not

I will not restate the plot nor reveal any spoilers in this review.
Usually a prequel gives you an idea of whether the following book is of interest. In this case, Something To Remember (a prequel to Forget Me Not) is not a book to my taste. It is classified as a dark romance but its subject matter is too dark for me. Without giving away any spoilers, Something To Remember is a lead-in and, therefore, is not a stand-alone book. Unless you enjoy a dark romance and have intentions to read Forget Me Not, my advice is to pass this one by. Willow Winters writes well and this book is a thriller. Forget Me Not may be a romance with very dark undertones, but this book is dark with no romance.

This little preview wasn't anything I expected. The writing pulled me in almost immediately! Great idea releasing this portion, because with its sad flashes & promise of a surprising reunion to come, I'm hooked!!

I voluntarily reviewed Something to Remember prequel to Forget Me Not this is a dark intense story so much pain, passion, trauma, what poor John/Jay had to go through as a boy it was heartwrenching. This story was so well written the lead up to Forget Me Not the characters were awsome the storyline was tragic so much damage and pain will things all work out you have to read to find out out Willow Winters outdid herself with this phenominal read I highly recommend to read this book it very unique and interesting.

Holy moly!! Willow Winters never ceases to amaze me with her writing but I have to say the prequel to Forget Me Not, Something to Rememer blew me away. This intensely suspenseful story answered questions about Forget Me Not's Jay/John, and explained the whys of the story. Reading how it all started had me crying for the lost little boy of this story. This story gutted me from the first page! A totaly different kind of story from Ms Winters.

After reading Something to remember I can't wait to read Forget me not.
It definitely got me intrigued in Forget me not and I can't wait to see what happens with that story.
This prequel hooks you in and doesn't let you go and leaves you gasping for answers on Jay and Robin.
What made his dad such an evil person?
What happened to his mum?
Will Robin mentally survive this ordeal?
I need to read Forget me not asap to hopefully get some answers.

Something To Remember ; the prequel and "definite must read" before you start with "Forget Me Not " gives us already a very emotional and intense insight in the characters of Jay and Robin and how it all started .
Just loved the prequel and can hardly wait to start with Forget Me Not , I 'm already having "goosebumps" with this one ....
Voluntarily reviewed an arc copy

Really enjoyed this story. It grabs you and you can't put it down. The characters are well written with great chemistry. This is an enjoyable must read book and I would recommend this book to anyone. I voluntarily reviewed this book. Looking forward to reading more from Willow Winters

I will not restate the plot nor reveal any spoilers in this review.
Usually a prequel gives you an idea of whether the following book is of interest. In this case, Something To Remember (a prequel to Forget Me Not) is not a book to my taste. It is classified as a dark romance but its subject matter is too dark for me. Without giving away any spoilers, Something To Remember is a lead-in and, therefore, is not a stand-alone book. Unless you enjoy a dark romance and have intentions to read Forget Me Not, my advice is to pass this one by. Willow Winters writes well and this book is a thriller. Forget Me Not may be a romance with very dark undertones, but this book is dark with no romance.

This little preview wasn't anything I expected. The writing pulled me in almost immediately! Great idea releasing this portion, because with its sad flashes & promise of a surprising reunion to come, I'm hooked!!

I voluntarily reviewed Something to Remember prequel to Forget Me Not this is a dark intense story so much pain, passion, trauma, what poor John/Jay had to go through as a boy it was heartwrenching. This story was so well written the lead up to Forget Me Not the characters were awsome the storyline was tragic so much damage and pain will things all work out you have to read to find out out Willow Winters outdid herself with this phenominal read I highly recommend to read this book it very unique and interesting.

Holy moly!! Willow Winters never ceases to amaze me with her writing but I have to say the prequel to Forget Me Not, Something to Rememer blew me away. This intensely suspenseful story answered questions about Forget Me Not's Jay/John, and explained the whys of the story. Reading how it all started had me crying for the lost little boy of this story. This story gutted me from the first page! A totaly different kind of story from Ms Winters.

After reading Something to remember I can't wait to read Forget me not.
It definitely got me intrigued in Forget me not and I can't wait to see what happens with that story.
This prequel hooks you in and doesn't let you go and leaves you gasping for answers on Jay and Robin.
What made his dad such an evil person?
What happened to his mum?
Will Robin mentally survive this ordeal?
I need to read Forget me not asap to hopefully get some answers.

Something To Remember ; the prequel and "definite must read" before you start with "Forget Me Not " gives us already a very emotional and intense insight in the characters of Jay and Robin and how it all started .
Just loved the prequel and can hardly wait to start with Forget Me Not , I 'm already having "goosebumps" with this one ....
Voluntarily reviewed an arc copy

I voluntarily read and reviewed an ARC copy of this book.

Willow Winters...wow...she just gets better!! I was gifted an ARC copy of Forget Me Not and Something To Remember was included. Something To Remember is the perfect set up to Forget Me Not, such a powerful story. Great job as usual Ms. Winters, you never fail to grab and hold on to my interest!!! Highly recommend both books!

This prequel got you excited to read Forget Me Not. Willow writes Robin and Jay's emotions perfectly so you can feel like you are also in that situation. You can tell Jay cares for Robin and wants to protect her from his father.

I really like how Willow always explores the dynamic between the characters and writes the points of view so well.

This book is super emotional. Willow has set the story up very well and I can't wait to read the next installment. This story takes you to some dark places but it's needed, whilst reading it feels like you are inside the pages alongside the characters. I strongly advise reading this, it's awesome. I received an ARC copy of this book.

Prequel for Forget Me Not
Something to Remember introduces you to the characters of Forget Me Not, along with their heart wrenching history.
Jay's father hates him for one reason or another and to make things worse for Jay, his father brings him Robin.
Read to see how Robin and Jay's story began!

Really enjoyed this story. It grabs you and you can't put it down. The characters are well written with great chemistry. This is an enjoyable must read book and I would recommend this book to anyone. I voluntarily reviewed this book. Looking forward to reading more from Willow Winters

Please read this before you read Forget Me Not.
It gives you how the hole story started and you get
to know the two main characters in Forget Me Not.
This really takes you on one emotions journey.
Definitely looking forward to reading the next book.

Wow what a prequel, this has me intrigued and excited to read the book when it comes out. Its already a little dark and twisted and leaves me in anticipation of what's to come, as always Winter Willow nails it with just a little bit.

This is the beginning of Robin and Jays story and the father that he has to obey no matter the consequence.Its dark and emotional and it sucks you right in and you feel so much for the characters.I loved it

I absolutely love Willow Winters' books and this prequel is no different. It's an intense, emotional story that is really well written. Definitely deserves 5 stars. I am voluntarily reviewing an ARC copy

Wow, this is dark, twisted, intense, emotional, and haunting. Two children who survive horrendous childhoods. I cannot wait to read Forget Me Not to see how they develop into adulthood. Great work Willow!