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Bound to Remember a Paranormal Romance Book 1 of the Spellbound Series eBook Lola James LFD Designs

It is so hard to rate this novel when I enjoyed the story so much until the end. The author is a very good writer, and I loved how the paranormal element was presented in a hospital setting. Toni is an emergency room doctor and she instantly falls for the new nurse Ben. She can't remember much of her childhood, and Ben has his own tragic past.

Ben is a vampire, and when Toni finds out he fears for her safety. The more Toni is taught about all the paranormal things she thought didn't exist, the more she seeks answers to explain this confusing mess. Witches and demons join the tale. I loved the fast-paced action. Once I started this story I couldn't put it down.

I found both Ben and Toni very likeable, relatable, and a good match for each other. The author's writing style is very casual and modern. It helped to bring the character's to life. So what is there not to like about this story? It has no ending. I realize this is the start of a series, but it isn't part of a serial, so I expected a HFN or HEA ending to this paranormal romance. Unfortunately, it ends on a very depressing cliffhanger. So be prepared to read more of this series or you will be frustrated at the end of Bound to Remember.


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Bound to Remember a Paranormal Romance Book 1 of the Spellbound Series eBook Lola James LFD Designs Reviews

Around Halloween, I always like to delve into something paranormal. Lola James' Bound to Remember is a fun autumn read with vampires, witches, and just a bit of mytholgoy. It's a short read that I breezed through in one sitting, and one that I enjoyed for the most part.

Bound to Remember's main character, Toni Hollander, is an ER doctor who is given the task of introducing the new nurse, Benjamin Slaton, to the workings of their hospital. As they get to know one another, their attraction begins to turn into something more. Their relationship progresses quite a bit over the course of several days, but again, this is a very short book, and that sort of thing happens. It's not entirely unbelievable because they're two "young" people who are lonely and unable to socialize in the same manner as most other people. Though I would like to have seen more development, I still liked the book.

One thing that I did have a problem with in Bound to Remember is the editing. There were a LOT of errors that could have been caught by an editor or even Microsoft Office's spell check. I think some aspects of the story would be more enjoyable if they were tightened up, and again, that is something an editor could potentially help with.

Overall, I enjoyed the time I spent reading Bound to Remember, and I will probably make time to read Unbound in the future because it was a cute story. I would like to see where things go from the cliffhanger ending of Bound to Remember.
I know novellas are short and fast paced but I wish the relationships in them could truly develop and not feel like "lust at first" sight cause that's what they feel like to me in all the New Adult novellas. I think this and two other things were the only problems I had with this short, the rest was enjoyable. It's light and fun with the mixing of mythology. Mixing vampires and Greek gods was a blast and I can totally see it, most definitely an original idea. Now if only this tale was longer so things could develop more gracefully.

The second problem I had was the voice of the main character, Toni (Antonia). Sometimes she sounded mature and other times she didn't. When she didn't sound mature it always felt like it was at the wrong times, like when she's at work. She's a Dr. and sometimes at the work place I didn't feel like she was always professional. Which had me wondering what her age was?

One unprofessional thing she did that bugged me is when she cried for a patient of hers, that died, in the break room around her coworkers. Now I'm not insensitive but I know how professional they have to be, and they can't ever be like that in front of people. Plus, the author wrote that it isn't her first patient to die (also this patient, she met her a few hours before she past so it's not like she really knew her). So this got me thinking again, does she burst into tears every time one of them past? If so, then how does she stay in work if it always gets to her? Look, I've been around nurses my whole life so I know they have to hide their emotions so they can get the job done. If they don't hide them, then they can freeze and lose a patient. So that scene just got to me.

Another thing I didn't like was the rush of the ending. It came fast and I wished it didn't, especially since it held a lot of twists. Which led me to feel like those twist couldn't truly develop properly.

But other than those things, I did enjoy it. I was able to get hooked and fall into the storyline. I'm very interested to see what happens next so I will most definitely continue this series. P.S it's free on so if this peeks your interest then I most definitely recommend you downloading it.
It is so hard to rate this novel when I enjoyed the story so much until the end. The author is a very good writer, and I loved how the paranormal element was presented in a hospital setting. Toni is an emergency room doctor and she instantly falls for the new nurse Ben. She can't remember much of her childhood, and Ben has his own tragic past.

Ben is a vampire, and when Toni finds out he fears for her safety. The more Toni is taught about all the paranormal things she thought didn't exist, the more she seeks answers to explain this confusing mess. Witches and demons join the tale. I loved the fast-paced action. Once I started this story I couldn't put it down.

I found both Ben and Toni very likeable, relatable, and a good match for each other. The author's writing style is very casual and modern. It helped to bring the character's to life. So what is there not to like about this story? It has no ending. I realize this is the start of a series, but it isn't part of a serial, so I expected a HFN or HEA ending to this paranormal romance. Unfortunately, it ends on a very depressing cliffhanger. So be prepared to read more of this series or you will be frustrated at the end of Bound to Remember.