Love Once in Passing Book

Memorable story, in the sense that it annoyed the hell out of me. It started decently enough, with a bunch of predictable but tolerable clichés. For the first half of the book, I've enjoyed how Lauren and Christopher fell in love; it was quite sweet and with the perfect dose of angst, in my opinion. However, towards the middle the heroine is afflicted with amnesia (grudgingly, at the time this book was written, maybe amnesia wasn't quite the laughable plot device it is nowadays). Well, our sweet Lauren quite simply degenerates into an unlikable, fickle, adulterous, illogical and hurtful she-goat. I do not care that she had amnesia! She becomes utterly unbalanced and suddenly develops a mad attraction to a random guy, all the while making Christopher miserable and let me tell you, I felt like the wrath of God on his behalf. Christopher was kinda dreamy. The man can DANCE! After the entire romantic buildup to come to this, I felt utterly bewildered. It was like taking the rug from under an invalid's feet and kicking him in the teeth. And then comes the "coup de grace" by ending the book with a CLIFF HANGER! Evil author, no cookie.