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Forget About It

by Caprice Crane

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"From the acclaimed author of Stupid and Contagious comes a hilarious new tale of a woman who fakes amnesia in order to leave her mediocre life behind and live a life that is truly unforgettable"--Provided by publisher.
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Cute romantic comedy. Could not give it a higher rating because the main heroine was rather annoyingly stupid in many parts and felt like her love interest deserved better. ( )
  AnnieMK | Feb 25, 2022 |
A quick read about a NY girl who's life is not going well. She is hit by a car while riding her bike- this is a perfect opportunity to remake herself- to quit being a doormat. She pretends she has amnesia and lets only one close friend know it's all an act. Things go well until she REALLY gets amnesia! ( )
  camplakejewel | Sep 27, 2017 |
Cute romantic comedy. Could not give it a higher rating because the main heroine was rather annoyingly stupid in many parts and felt like her love interest deserved better. ( )
  Likeitorlumpit | Dec 3, 2016 |
You can read the summary to see what the storyline is.

I mostly liked the tone, the pace, the New York setting, although I thought the set-up dragged too long. Jordan's got a crappy life because she doesn't stand up for herself, we get it.

I liked Jordan's wit and creativity, and I loved Travis and his lighthouse. What I didn't "get," despite the neglected/emotionally abused childhood, is why a woman with so much going for her would be quite so passive. The bad guys were a little too bad; they needed some redeeming qualities that would have helped explain her ambivalence at blowing them off. And the idea that somebody would be able to fake amnesia well enough to fool not only laypeople but doctors... pretty unbelievable. That she would then get REAL amnesia, AND that she would recover her memory JUST as she was walking down the aisle, about to marry the wrong guy... too many impossible things before breakfast, for me. I *would* read another book by this author, however. ( )
  writerbeverly | May 1, 2014 |
This book was just ok. I had hoped for more since I loved Stupid and Contagious so much. I didn't find this book as funny. This poor girls family was just horrid and so mean that it made me kind of sad for her. I did like her attitude in the end and liked how everything was resolved. Nothing really memorable, but maybe a good beach read :) ( )
  CinderH | Mar 10, 2014 |
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