BOOK REVIEW: Say You Still Love Me

Say You Still Love Me by K.A. Tucker
Publication Date: August 6^th, 2019

So, this was my second K.A. Tucker book, and I actually liked this one more than the Simple Wild. (You can check out Tree’s review of it here). Say You Still Love Me pulled my interest, because it’s two love stories in one; the beginning 10 years ago at summer camp, and it’s rekindling in the present day. Piper Calloway is VP at her dad’s multibillion-dollar real estate development firm and living with her best friends in a swanky downtown penthouse. In a male-dominated work environment Piper is constantly having to prove her worth. As if she doesn’t have enough on her plate already, Kyle Miller, her old flame and first love, has shown up as the new security guard in her building, and to add insult to injury, he doesn’t even remember her.

What I Liked:

• I really liked how the chapters alternated between the timelines. Each time you flashed back, a little more of the story is revealed, and the questions of the previous chapter get answered.
• The cast of character is entertaining, and I enjoyed seeing how they changed from teens to adults.
  • Also, I enjoyed the witty banter they threw back and forth. Grown-up Christina always made me laugh.
• As always, I love a good summer camp setting. There’s just something so nostalgic about the idea of going to camp (even if you never got to go yourself).

What I Didn’t Like:

• The only thing that I didn’t love about this book is that in the summer camp POV, the MC’s relationship is kind of insta-lovey.

Recap:

Overall, I really enjoyed this book, and absolutely flew through it.  I recommend Say You Still Love Me to anyone who enjoys a steamy NA Romance novel. I can definitely see myself picking up more K.A. Tucker novels in the future.

4.5/5 stars

xoxo, Bree