Will I remember my past before it’s too late?
The answers I'm seeking are a matter of life and death.
When I woke up on the bank of a river, cold and exposed, I realized I'd lost my memory. Not just of how I got there, but every single memory I'd ever had.
If I hadn't found shelter, I would have died of exposure, but a kindly couple takes me in during one of the worst storms recorded, just before the entire valley loses all power.
We’re cut off from everything…everyone.
But I have a chance, and while these people help me feel safe and sheltered, their neighbor Brian sparks something inside me, something I’d like to explore.
When the storm is over, though, I’m returned to my old life. I quickly discover that I have a fiancé, a home, and a job.
Over time, though, I realize that maybe I don't like the person I used to be.
And I also discover that my falling into the river was no accident. One of the people in my life that I’m getting reacquainted with holds the key to my past. What happens if I don't discover who it was and what happened?
My life may be in danger again. Only this time, I might not be so lucky.
Love and Redemption is a steamy amnesia city girl-country boy small town romance set in Colorado, book four in the Small Town Secrets series. Curl up by the fire with a glass of wine or a mug of hot chocolate and settle into Winchester, Colorado—where the nights are cold…but steamy!
Her life is in danger until she can remember her past…
In this story of betrayal and redemption, Teri Conover emerges from a river with amnesia with no memory of how she got there or who she is. Nearly dead from exposure, she’s taken in by a kind, elderly couple, and there she meets sexy cowboy Bryan, a man who quickly feels like her soulmate.
But when she returns to her old life, the mystery of how she fell in the river gnaws at her, and she’s shocked to find she’s engaged to a man who seems to be the exact opposite of Bryan. Teri must choose between the two men in this love triangle and race against time to discover what caused her amnesia—because it could mean the difference between life and death.
