You Loved Me Once by Corinne Michaels


     Oh, girl this one is for us! Doctors, love, and loss tied together to form a romance story of the century. Death of a family makes us all go a little crazy, now we get to see how it plays out when a doctor cares too much. There were moments when I cried my eyes out listening to this book.

    Please make this into a movie! Weston's character alone was beyond my expectations. We never know what we have until it's gone. Does she loose everything she's worked for or does she get away with falsifying documents. Will her own heart lose everything for her or will her old flame save the day? I never get this emotional while listening to a book so kudos to the author for truly being able to pull me into the story. 

    We all have those old flames that we met in college and thought that it would last forever. When our mother died, her old flame decided to break up with her on that very same day. Ren's character beyond anything else is the woman inside of all of us. You are always torn between your first love and your current situation. Can she make the important choice to save her old flames wife or will she allow her to die. I guess you'll never know unless you pick up this book and read it.

    I write this book a five out of a five stars. This rating is solely given to this author due to the fact that the book pulled me in from the moment I opened it.

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