
Love Me Tomorrow
Reviews

Going into this read there was a part of me that expected this to be cheesy and I was praying to the book Gods above that it wasn’t because no way, shape or form I was in the mood to cringe through another romance contemporary piece. No way I tell you. No way. Nonetheless this was surprisingly good and I was pleasantly impressed with the author's ability to write a romance centering around breaking the girl (or more so, sister) code by romancing your sister’s ex-boyfriend, and it was done exponentially well despite the not too keen circumstances. “Love Me Tomorrow” shares the relatable lives of Savannah and Owen, who once travel across country to win her over (with a bit of extra help by a close unknown source) in the bachelorette type theme show to only be abruptly turned down and sent home on his first day. Ouch that had to hurt. Now cue 8+ months down the line and wallah, “America’s sweetheart” comes home to open a restaurant next store to where Owen works and as the days past by, old emotions surface and a whirlwind romance ensues. The second chance romance is swoon worthy enough to keep my eyes locked on the pages and you can’t help but hope for the duo second chance happily ever after because they genuinely deserved it. This is definitely a must read for any romance readers out there looking for a scorching hot romance filled with hot passion, chemistry and a certain lead character carrying a massive pierce package that'll be quick to hold your attention.





