Say You'll Remember Me

Not my favorite of Jimenez's works. The main couple is cute, but I don't love insta-love romances and this one just gets bleak with all the hits these characters have to endure!

This book kept me engaged as well emotionally drained.

This book had me laughing quite literally out loud, crying & sobbing in grief, and wanting to strangle all narcissists in frustration! But would I recommend it to someone else… you bet your ass I would!!! Abby Jimenez has done it again… of course she has.

I’m not sure how to rate this book yet because the love interests were sweet but there was no plot? They were just long distance. That was the plot. Nothing happened and the ending resolution could have been 3 chapters in.

I really enjoyed this book — especially the way Abby Jimenez captures the emotional reality of modern relationships. The connection between Samantha and Xavier felt authentic, especially in how they navigate a long-distance relationship in a world that’s constantly online but rarely intimate. As someone who’s experienced the tug-of-war between screens, cities, and hearts, I found myself nodding (and wincing) in recognition. One of the things Abby does so well — and that avid readers will appreciate — is how she weaves real-world issues into her storytelling without it ever feeling heavy. There's a light touch to her humor, and a few playful jabs at social media culture that made me laugh out loud. She really has a knack for grounding her characters in the everyday, which makes them all the more lovable. That said, I wasn’t exactly on the edge of my seat racing to the final page — the plot felt a bit predictable at times, and I could more or less see where it was headed. But honestly? That didn’t bother me much. Sometimes you want a story that’s light, happy, and full of heart, and that’s exactly what this was. If you're looking for something tender, current, and feel-good — with a little digital-era romance reality — this book is a cozy win.