~ Forgotten ~

Author: Colette Davison
Title: Forgotten
Series: Heaven and Hell Club 2 (can be read as standalone)
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Release date: 2020 March 25
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Rating: ★★★★★


Blurb: 

Jared has fought hard to achieve something close to ‘normal’. Needing to get away from his well-meaning but suffocating family, he follows a message he wrote on a scrap of paper to a new city, hoping to find a missing piece of his past.

When Kyrone, a cocky pole dancer at the Heaven and Hell Club, saunters into the tattoo parlour Jared works in, his life is turned upside down again. A passionate one night stand turns into something unexpected for both men. But life is never simple as they work out if they can have a future beyond what has been forgotten.

Forgotten is an MM romance with hurt/comfort, a small age gap, and two men who need to learn to be true to themselves. It is the second book in the Heaven and Hell Club series and, whilst it can be read as a standalone, works better if read after Broken.

My review: 

Where do I start? Write about how amazing Colette Davison is? Or write about how awesome this book was? Decisions, decisions...

This story is perfect as it is. Jared and Kyrone's story was so good, I really loved reading it. Jared is a cutie and so adorable, while Kyrone has a big mouth and so much courage and self -confidence. Perfect pairing. And the tattoos were cool too. 

The whole car- accident and amnesia was painful to read about and I hurt fo Jared, so much. And he was so brave, I look up at him. He went into the unknown and left the safety of his home and his parent's love. 

I knew there were a connection between Jared and Jag (I can't remember if it was mentioned before in Jag's story) and i couldn't wait for them to finally meet. But never imagined it would be this painful.

Jared's road to self- knowledge and the way to built a new life and a new identity, while falling in love with Kyrone - it was beautiful to watch. I loved reading every page, I connected with Jared on so many levels and some scenes cut really deep for me, and it was amazing. It was a ride for them and for me too. 

This was the perfect time to read this book.

And Colette did an amazing job - again - with this book. 

Highly recommend!