A Future To Remember
After a lifetime of predicting the future, the one thing Abby Cooper didn’t foresee was a future she couldn’t remember.
One early-spring morning, a battered and bruised woman awakens in a small-town-Idaho hospital with no clue about her identity—or her past. Deciding to call herself “Maddy,” because there’s something slightly familiar about the sound of the name, and led by her own uncanny intuitive skills, she must work with the town sheriff to find the missing puzzle pieces to unravel the mystery of who she really is. Along the way, she stumbles upon the twenty-five-year-old cold case of the sheriff’s murdered father and decides to put her “newly acquired” psychic skills to the test to help solve the crime.
While “Maddy” works to put together all the clues as to who she is and who murdered the sheriff’s father, she secretly longs for a man she cannot name or picture, but senses she once loved. Meanwhile, in upstate Montana, Dutch Rivers searches for any signs of his missing wife, Abby Cooper, who disappeared the previous fall while the pair were on vacation. After six months of searching, the first evidence that his wife is not only alive, but also was abducted surfaces. Now Dutch is in a race against time as he and his trusted sidekick, FBI Special Agent Oscar Hernandez, search for Abby, turning over every stone and facing every gut-wrenching possibility about what’s happened to Abby in the meantime.
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