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Until I Remember

By: Karla Sorensen
Narrated by: Shane East, Samantha Brentmoor
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She has no memory of choosing him. Her heart, apparently, didn’t get the memo.

I wake up in a hospital with a year of my life missing—and Grant Hastings at my bedside. I remember him, all right. He’s wealthy. Arrogant. British. And my late brother’s best friend. The last man I’d ever want to marry.

Except apparently I did.

Now I’m living in a beautiful house I don’t recognize, wearing a ring I don’t remember receiving, and expected to play the devoted wife while his aristocratic family, unaware of the gaps in my memory, descends for his birthday. Grant is patient and attentive, dropping hints about an explosive relationship that makes my pulse race. He’s nothing like the cold, haughty man I remember.

Torn between suspicion about this inconvenient marriage of convenience and an attraction to my husband I’m not ready to name, I have to make a choice: leave the past buried or trust Grant to help me find my way back to a life I can’t remember choosing.

The terrifying part? I’m starting to think past me knew exactly what she was doing.

© 2026 by Karla Sorensen. ℗ 2026 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.

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Predictable but not quite and with all the feels. I loved all the characters eventually

Loved it

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the narration brought the story to life. Shane East at his best, highly recommended read ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

deeply moving

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When Mercy wakes up in the hospital after a car accident with no memory of the past year Grant is the first person she sees. He’s her late brother’s best friend, whom she strongly dislikes. So when she finds out that they’re married, she’s shocked, to say the least.

Grant patiently loves his wife from the sidelines while she doesn’t remember being married to him 💔 She thinks she hates him, and oh my heart, I felt so sad for him. He just wants to love her and have her in any way possible. I’m getting teary-eyed just thinking about it 😭

It was beautiful to witness Mercy fall in love with her husband all over again. Grant was so patient through it all, but you could feel how much he longed to hold her and love her openly like he did before.

The narration was phenomenal, Samantha and Shane portrayed Mercy and Grant so well. Since Grant is British, it hit differently to actually hear him speak with a British accent compared to reading it. And hearing him call Mercy “darling” in that British accent had me melting 🫠

I loved this book so much, and it will stick with me for a long, long time! ❤️

Broke my heart in the best way! ❤️😭

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She has no memory of choosing him. Her heart, apparently, didn’t get the memo.

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Honestly you don’t need to know anything more than this. I loved this novel and the way the author weaved this story through time and character.

The audio was fabulous.
Samantha Brentmoor is my absolute favourite narrator and this was my first experience of her english accents (spoiler alert she nailed it). If Samantha is narrating I’m going to listen.

Shane East was great really bringing in a vulnerability to the character, not an easy task in British RP.

Both artists brought these characters to life and elevated the reading experience. The emotional intelligence of both performances was incredible. Music to my ears.

Audio Magic

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worst book I've come across in a long time. complete absence of meaningful plot. could summarise in two sentences. overly dramatic about literally nothing.

good narration rubbish non story

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