Until We are Gone

By: Gia Riley

Narrated by: Sarah Puckett

I wanted a family with Cash.

We had dreams - building a house, kids, a dog, and, yes, even the white picket fence.

I don’t remember anything about my husband. Not the wedding or the vows we shared. The past 10 years were erased, but with time, they’re supposed to come back.

But what if this isn’t your typical case of amnesia?

What if I’m not supposed to remember?

What if I was meant to forget?

Maybe I don’t want my old life back.

Because if the accident hadn’t happened, I wouldn’t have uncovered the truth.

Losing my memory wasn’t tragic.

Losing my memory was fate.

©2018 Gia Riley (P)2019 Gia Riley

All that Drama

I had so much companion for Cash this entire book. I wanted him to move on so many times but I'm glad that he stuck it through for the long hall. This was a great book but it took me through a emotional roll-a-coaster.

Love Sarah Puckett!!!!

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I liked it

Taking nothing away from Sarah Puckett, who did an excellent job...I really wish this was at least dual narration. 3 would've been perfect...but at least dual.

I liked the unique story and the twists and turns. Book keeps you guessing almost all the way through. That said, I felt the ending was rather anti-climactic...even though mostly the fun was getting there. I'll check out more of this author.

Didn’t expect this ending

This is a fantastic story about how love prevails! I absolutely adored this story. The author captured the pain suffered by all involved!

Until We Are Gone

This was an interesting book. Meadow was in a terrible accident. When she regains consciousness, she has no memory of her life! Her husband, Cash takes her home and tries to help her regain her memory. Nothing he’s tries helps, and Meadow spirals down and begins to drink heavily! This is a story that has no easy answers! There’s a reason why she can’t remember, and it’s not necessarily a medical issue. We watch Meadow and Cash struggle. Meadow gets so bad that she must be put in a rehab facility to avoid jail. The story become more complicated. There several things don’t add up, and we find that there are more things happening than we know. The characters were not likable many times, but you felt sympathy for all involved. I enjoyed the book, but I felt that there was not an adequate explanation for one important aspect of the story.

Until we are gone

Until we are gone. Narration was spot on. The heartache is so hard to get through. I was surprised a few times. Didn’t end the way I thought it would. I wanted a HEA which I suppose it was, not the one I had hoped for. I received this audible in exchange for my honest review.