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The FMC’s relationship with her ex-boss is just frustrating and honestly makes it hard to respect her. It really ruined my enjoyment of the book. I don’t enjoy reading about female characters who lack a backbone or any sense of reality, especially when it comes to her handling of the groomsman situation. Convincing someone to marry someone they don’t like just because you think it’s your job to get them down the aisle, and then justifying it by saying they can always get divorced later? That’s insane. I almost DNFed this book multiple times. About 75% of it felt like a chore to get through, with only 25% being decent—so you’ll have to decide if that’s worth it for you.

Also, I love donuts just as much as anyone, but the sheer number of times the word "donut" appears in this book is borderline obsessive. If anyone has this on Kindle and can check how many times it’s mentioned, I’d love you forever! (Answer: 64 times).

If you’re reading this for romance, don’t bother. This book is 95% about wedding planning, 4% about their past relationship, and maybe 1% their current one. And I’m not exaggerating.

I don’t usually leave reviews, especially negative ones, but I’m serious when I say skip this book if you’re expecting what it’s marketed to be. Forget Me Not is a fitting title because I’m really trying to forget this one.

Update: Don’t let this review stop you from reading Not Another Love Song. I actually ended up semi enjoying it, even though I had zero interest in picking it up after how bad this one