Forgotten Identity
She’s the stepsister he can’t forget. He’s the man she can’t remember.
Tara Monroe lives for the quiet rhythm of the Daisy Cafe, where her biggest crisis is mastering the perfect latte art. But behind her sweet “good girl” exterior lies a scandalous secret: a burning obsession with her stepbrother, Hunter. He’s a powerful, alpha CEO who once claimed her in a dark corner of a high-stakes corporate party—an encounter that left her body humming with a forbidden hunger she can’t escape.
Then, a shattering car accident wipes Tara’s memory clean, leaving her lost in a city that feels like a graveyard of ghosts.
When Hunter finds her on the street, he doesn’t just offer her a home—he offers her a sanctuary under a name she doesn’t recognize: Daisy. In his high-rise penthouse, the line between step-siblings and lovers blurs until it disappears. Hunter’s determined to protect Tara from her past, even if it means keeping the truth of their relationship a secret so he can finally have what he’s always wanted.
But as Tara’s memories begin to resurface like lightning in the dark, she’s forced to confront a raw, undeniable truth: her mind might have forgotten him, but her body has always known exactly where it belongs.
In a world where the truth is as dangerous as the desire, will Tara reclaim her identity, or will she lose herself forever in the arms of the one man she was never supposed to touch? This book is a follow-up to Hidden Desires but can be read on its own. HEA guaranteed. 75k words.
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