Unforgettable

Rating:
Summary: Unforgetable
Review: The title say's it all Unforgetable. Alley and Ethan went thru denial of their feelings. They felt used and didn't won't to really say what was in their hearts. I didn't won't Alley to loose the baby, they struggled and glad at the end they listen to their hearts, would like a sequal of letting us know she had many children and other trials of interference from other's in their lives.

Rating:
Summary: Unforgetable
Review: The title say's it all Unforgetable. Alley and Ethan went thru denial of their feelings. They felt used and didn't won't to really say what was in their hearts. I didn't won't Alley to loose the baby, they struggled and glad at the end they listen to their hearts, would like a sequal of letting us know she had many children and other trials of interference from other's in their lives.

Rating:
Summary: Fabulous.
Review: Whenever you think Rosanne Bittner has written her best book, you pick up another of her books and find it's even better than the previous one. "Unforgettable" is just that; it will remain in your heart and your memory long after you read it. The characters are very real and you can't wait to turn the page to find out what happens to Ally and Ethan. When you finally finish the book, you feel a great sense of satisfaction after such a fantastic read along with a disappointment in no longer being able to share in the lives of Ethan and Ally. If you have never read Rosanne Bittner before, this is a great place to start, although I don't think you could read anything by Rosanne and be disappointed. A sequel of this book would be wonderful, it's that great and the main characters that wonderful.

Rating:
Summary: Fabulous.
Review: Whenever you think Rosanne Bittner has written her best book, you pick up another of her books and find it's even better than the previous one. "Unforgettable" is just that; it will remain in your heart and your memory long after you read it. The characters are very real and you can't wait to turn the page to find out what happens to Ally and Ethan. When you finally finish the book, you feel a great sense of satisfaction after such a fantastic read along with a disappointment in no longer being able to share in the lives of Ethan and Ally. If you have never read Rosanne Bittner before, this is a great place to start, although I don't think you could read anything by Rosanne and be disappointed. A sequel of this book would be wonderful, it's that great and the main characters that wonderful.