Memory, she is bey, a legend in her hometown. Everyone put her on a pedestal, and nobody dishonored her; many wanted too. Now as an adult, a paralegal, she in back in her back in her hometown to settle her dads estate. Except, someone wants her dead. Enter, David “Mac” Mcann,. Mac has wanted wanted Memory since high school; now as a lawyer he puts his thinking cap on and helps Memory figure out what’s going on. Especially since he was with with her when she “died.” So he becomes her bodyguard as people around her start to die. While trying to figure out what’s going on, they realize that they have feelings for each other, ones that Memory really wants to explore. As they explore these feelings, Mac realizes that Memory hasn’t even been to first base, and he is up to the job to show her what she has been missing. Will the figure out who wants Memory dead and why before it’s too late?

A dead body is found on the side of the road, mistakenly identified at first as Memory Smith. Memory Smith wasn't that victim but she did find herself having trouble with the same intruder breaking into her house or where she worked four times. Her brain working overtime and adrenaline rushing through her she found a way to escape each time. But why did this man continue to pursue her? What happened to the wonman run over and found at the side of the road? Memory finds she can trust Assistant D.A. David "Mac" McCann. Does he seriously care or is she just a conquest and an ego boost? Author Sharon Ervin answers all these questions in her novel , Memory in a well-developed story with many surprises. I enjoyed this novel and plan to look up more books by Sharon Ervin.

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I received an arc from Netgalley. This book was slow starting for me and I just could not get into it from the start. Hate to say I stopped reading it.

Memory is a great read! I thought the author did a fantastic time of creating a unique and interesting mystery with a sweet (& sexy) romance as well.

I love forward to reading more by Sharon Ervin

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The heroine in this story really bugged me, her naïveté was just unbelievable to the point of being really irritating. David the H himself couldn’t believe how unworldly she was and the implication I got from the story was that the fact she was a Virgin made her oblivious to the world around her!! It just was not my cup of tea.