Really enjoyable read. Good characters and a Good story. Well worth a read. Think others will. Enjoy

A nice romance from a male perspective that had nice moments. 
For me personally the epilogue actually made this book a lot better than it was up to that point, since otherwise it is "just" a romance story -which doesn't mean its bad! I just personally never read romance books and fall in love with them. I read them between other books that are heavier in some format for me and the romance books are in a way a lighten my mood again. 

This was exactly that and wroth a try if you are interested in it!

A romantic comedy from the male perspective is less common but not unheard of. Previous experiences have been a pleasant surprise, so I began Charlie Maclean’s Unforgettable with some optimism.

I devoured this book in a couple of days and when finished, I felt I’d seen the whole thing, observing from the sidelines. Not surprisingly, as the novel is perfect for the screen. The premise is similar to Sliding Doors, where a character misses/catches a moment and the narrative follows both alternative lives in parallel. Alex meets Julia at a bus stop. Does he follow her and get her number or go on to his job interview and forget her? It’s a life-changing decision. Either way, she’s unforgettable.

The effect of this meeting on him and his resulting actions are likeable, funny, sad, occasionally dark and often thought-provoking.