Review: "Forget Me" by K.A. Harrington


Forget Me is a young adult (YA) novel with a romantic suspense twist to it. Written by Kim Harrington under her pen name K.A. Harrington, this book centers around a high school junior named Morgan Tulley who, while commemorating the three-month anniversary of her ex-boyfriend's death, inadvertently finds a FriendShare profile of a boy who looks exactly like him.  Readers follow her search for answers regarding her late ex-boyfriend, Flynn Parkman, the circumstances of his untimely death, and the identity of his virtual twin, Evan Murphy. In the process, she enlists the help of her best friend, Toni Klane, Toni's brother, Cooper, and a mutual friend she shares with Evan, Reece Childs.

This was a fairly interesting story that had a teen sleuth feel to it. Morgan uncovers lies and secrets, not just about Flynn but even about her own parents, who seem to be desperately trying to hide pertinent information from her. Getting to the bottom of whether Flynn and Evan are one and the same person is resolved soon enough but I won't spoil the story for those who have yet to read it so I won't go into it and how it affects the rest of the book. ^.^

The suspense factor is much higher than the romance aspect but they do blend rather well and it was appropriate for the audience the book is written for. I feel it would be a good read for those in the YA age range. Heck, I'm more than double the age of typical YA readers and I enjoyed it. ^.^ The pacing was good, though the love story felt a tad rushed and a teeny tiny bit unrealistic. Still, I liked the intrigue and mystery and was satisfied with how everything turned out. Forget Me gets 3.5 stars out of five. ♥

Date read: 06 October 2014

Learn more about author K.A. Harrington here.

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