Ever, Sarah

Sarah Williamson wakes up in the hospital with no memory of how she came to be there, or of the handsome stranger standing in front of her claiming to be her fiancé. In fact, she doesn’t even remember her own name. She does experience these feelings of familiarity, but they scare her; most are flashes of something horrific. These visions haunt her and it’s difficult to separate the dreams from reality. She feels alone, not able to trust anyone, or believe people are who they claim to be. Bradley Hunter struggles with the possibility that his fiancé may never remember who he is or the life they were building together. He wants nothing more than to pick up where they left off, but can he protect her from her lack of memory before her accident and the uncertainty and doubt she is feeling? Sarah may never remember everything that happened to her before the ‘accident’, but she does learn enough to know that she came very close to dying, and it wasn’t an accident.