Java Girl's review: 
 In this new standalone from Meghan March, I found myself drawn into a completely different story from the one I expected. Don't get me wrong--I expected to enjoy Take Me Back, but there were twists and turns that took me by surprise. I was really enjoying getting to know Kat and Dane, a married couple who are trying to save their floundering marriage on an anniversary trip to Belize. It was obvious they loved each other, but there were secrets they struggled to overcome. They genuinely had issues in their relationship that needed work. I'm not sure why this trope appeals to me so much, but it's one of my favorites. I really felt for both of them; the secrets and burdens they were keeping were pretty heavy and stressful. Then the story went in a direction I wasn't expecting, at all. It was a pleasant surprise, and I was completely on board. Ms. March does a great job with plotting, pacing, and character development. Her descriptions of Belize made me feel like I was right there with Kat and Dane; it's obviously a place with which she is very familiar. Take Me Back was a quick, fun read for me. It's romantic, heartbreaking, intense, adventurous, and exciting. It's a standalone, but there are several characters who were screaming out for their stories to be told; I'm so hoping Ms. March agrees. 
 Review copy provided for a voluntary review.