Sweet Dreams (MacQueen)

Dive head first into this sweet small town romance with an unusual twist. Hollywood enigma Nick Jacobs has played every type of movie role he can imagine. Now, the only character he's forgotten how to portray is himself.Elizabeth Ross doesn't run from her problems. As a two-time cancer survivor and single mother to rambunctious twins, she knows life isn't one big party. While the town buzzes about the movie renting out the local Beach Club and the movie stars wandering their streets, she just wants to get back to a normal life outside the hospital.Too bad for Elizabeth, nothing is that easy.A tragic accident sends her back into the hospital, and to the outside world, she's unconcious, unable to open her eyes.But for her, the impossible happens. She's transported to the one place that feels like home, her Mom's old lake house.A house currently occupied by the movie star that's supposed to be back in Gulf City among his adoring fans. Nick Jacobs is grumpy and arrogant, but the longer they stay in this world between life and death, the more she learns how complicated he really is.In the impossibility of their almost-deaths, have they finally learned how to live?And when the real world comes back into focus, will either of them remember a single moment spent together? Don't Forget Me is book one in the Sweet Dreams series, featuring two scarred people, one shared dream, and a time they hope they'll never forget. Escape now into this small town, sweet contemporary romance.

Hollywood enigma Nick Jacobs is ready to face the consequences of his actions. Court ordered community service means taking a break from acting, a break from his life. Elizabeth Ross will never forget the time she spent at the lake house with the man who no longer knows who she is. But it's time to return to her life and try to move on. When Nick returns to Gulf City, Elizabeth does her best to stay away. But that's the thing about small towns. There is no hiding for long. As they spend more time around each other, the world they experienced between life and death doesn't feel so far away. But can they ever get it back?