“It’s not always easy to realistically portray the mindset or the recovery process of a recovering alcoholic or those headed down that dark path, yet Kimberley Ash has given us the ultimate results of alcoholism and the true battle some people fight against every single day while weaving a touching second chance romance for Laurel and Jonah. If alcoholism is a trigger for you then you have been warned. […] FORGET ME is an emotionally intense story with characters that are completely believable. Their struggle to get through each day, to carve out a life for themselves in spite of circumstances is evident and simply makes their story more realistic.”
— Marsha at Keeper Bookshelf

“I’m a big fan of second chance romances and this ticked the boxes. It wasn’t an insta-love story and nothing was quick and simple. The road to happiness wasn’t the direct one. Laurel couldn’t save her father but she played a part in saving Jonah although he is fully aware that the temptation never fully leaves him. The alcoholism issue was dealt with sensitively and was written well and you could feel Laurel’s inner conflict at trying to help everyone but not feeling like she was making much headway. Laurel and Jonah had sweet Chemistry together and there coming back together was heartwarming and their intimate scenes were both comical and hot and the chemistry was obvious. The writing was very good and it was fast paced and the actual romance made you feel all warm and giddy inside. This was my first outing with a Kimberley Ash novel but it certainly won’t be my last.”
— NetGalley Reviewer

“What made me like this book is it showed how people handled grief as well as how people rise up from all the extreme unfortunes that just happens in life sometimes.”
— Nicole, Not Again Nicole

“This, the second in the Van Allen Brothers series is just as great as the first, Forgive Me. I cannot wait for the final book, Free Me, to come out.”​​​
— Paula P., Goodreads

“I loved even more that [Kimberley] wrote down two recipes in the back of hte book. I made the recipes and my bake/cook loving heart nearly exploded from pure happiness.”​​​
— NetGalley Reviewer

“Forget Me is the second book I have read by Kimberley Ash recently. This is a writer that takes has taken alcoholism by the horns showing the destruction not only to the individual but also to the family, including generational fallout as well.”​​​
— Paula, Goodreads