A year of her life is missing when she wakes in a hospital bed and finds Grant Hastings beside her.
She remembers him well enough: wealthy, British, arrogant, and her late brother’s closest friend—the last man she would ever have chosen to marry.
A ring she does not recall receiving says otherwise, and she is now expected to play the devoted wife in a beautiful house she does not recognize while his aristocratic family arrives for his birthday, unaware of the gaps in her memory.
Grant is patient and attentive, nothing like the cold, haughty man she recalls, and the hints he offers about their marriage make her pulse race.
Torn between suspicion that theirs was only a marriage of convenience and an attraction she is not ready to name, she must decide whether to leave the missing year buried or trust him to help her find her way back.
The longer she stays, the harder it becomes to believe her former self did not know exactly what she was doing.
