Now Erin has a successful career, a beautiful 16-year-old daughter, and a boyfriend who just proposed. Sounds like the good life, right? Except Erin still hasn't gotten over Nate. She can't stop thinking of him. Her every thought, literally, is about Nate. She just can't seem to forget the past and move on with her future. There is always something there to remind her. It certainly doesn't help when they happen to cross paths and meet.
The chapters alternate between past and present. I usually don't prefer this writing style, but it flowed in Always Something There to Remind Me. I actually preferred the narration of the main character's past rather than her present. Erin's younger self seemed way more smarter and focused than her adult self. It is even more apparent when Erin gets sound advice from her teenage daughter. Maybe her indecisiveness is why the book sort of moved slow to me. I wanted to just tell Erin to make up her mind already! Stop wallowing in self-pity and get it together, lady!
I am a fan of Beth Harbison, bestselling author of Shoe Addicts Anonymous
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Author: Beth Harbison
Published: July 2011
Pages: 358
Edition: Hardcover
Rating: ♥♥♥

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