Begin Again
HIM
Would you fight for a life you don’t remember?
It’s been one year since he woke up in the hospital; in a town he doesn’t know, with no name, no memory, and no idea how he got there. His memory hasn’t returned, except for the small glimpses of her. He doesn’t know her name or how she fits into his life, but she is the one thing he has to hold onto.
He is the biggest thing to happen in Bezer, Colorado, in over a decade, and the town has no problem stopping and staring when they see him. The problem? Bezer is a town stuck in the past with very little access to the outside world, and they like it that way. With no money and no idea where to begin searching, he feels he has no option but to try and settle into a town he knows he doesn’t belong.
HER
Would you fight for a love that no longer exists, or risk moving on to a love you never expected?
One year. That’s how long it’s been since she saw her husband.
One year since she heard his voice or told him she loved him.
One year since he left without a proper goodbye…
Only to go missing three days later.
All evidence points to his death, but there are too many unanswered questions. With no answers about what happened that fateful day, she’s been forced to live with the unknown, but hasn’t given up hope that she’ll find out the truth sooner or later.
When an unexpected force enters her world, it offers her a new chance at what she thought she lost forever. Now, she has to make a difficult decision: hold on to the memories of the past or open her heart and risk it all.
Begin Again is an amnesia, forgotten love, second chance romance. It is the fourth book of the Strangers series.
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