Forget Me Not

De: Nicole Fanning

Narrado por: Joe Arden, Rose Dioro

Sawyer

For the most part I’m a simple guy. I’m an Air Force pilot who keeps his head down, works hard, and tries to stay out of trouble. Problem is, trouble seems to find a way of finding me. But when it looks like Naomi Foster, I’m powerless to resist. I said I didn’t need to get involved with another woman, especially after how things ended the last time.

But I’d happily let Naomi ruin me.

Naomi

I don't mess around with stuff that overcomplicates my life. I love my career, and I love my family. Love itself, however, is overrated. It’s only ever let me down, and brought me pain and misery. But love isn’t the same as lust, and when it came to spending a night with the very handsome Staff Sergeant Powell, I said yes.

After all, it was one night. What could possibly come of it?

©2024 Nicole Fanning (P)2024 Blue Nose Publishing

A novella with so much more to it than you could imagine

This novella is incredible. The amount of gasps and chills this audiobook gave me in the short amount of time is crazy. Joe Arden and Rose Dioro have such powerful voices it brings this story to life with all the crazy excitement and emotions.

The narrators were SO good

I loved the story and the performance of the narrators. I highly recommend this one for a quick read!

Thrilling and Swoon Worthy

There were A LOT of firsts for me here: 1st romantic thriller, 1st military romance, 1st Rose Dioro narration, 1st Joe Arden narration. And let tell you… this story was incredible. When the words “Epilogue” were uttered, I stopped dreading my tracks and looked at my phone. I couldn’t believe it was over. I wanted soooooooo much more.

Military Romance

3.75 stars. This novella could've been a book with more background about the MMCs. It was still a good read! The FMC, Naomi, understandably has trust issues from her last relationship. The MMC, Sawyer, was getting over his ex. Things get messy, but fate brings them together. There was action and romance, but OW drama.

A wonderful listen.

Ugh, Nicole Fanning sure can write a book. Short, sweet, and with just the right amount of angst and spice. Loved it.

The audiobook is narrated in duet by Rose Dioro and Joe Arden. All of the emotions. Perfection.