More Than Memories: A Second Chance Standalone

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Whitney has had amnesia for the last 10 years. She's married but has no true feelings for her husband. Most of the time she doesn't even like him. She only stays because of her daughters. But when she "meets" Shane, she is instantly attracted and drawn to him. Something she doesn't understand but she knows feels right. Is there anything you want to ask me?” She just shakes her head. “You know this means Emersyn’s dad isn’t yours. He was never your father. You know this?” Not that I read,” I admit through clenched teeth. “Jacob, come on. This isn’t right. No one, man or woman, should have to deal with what he’s trying to do to her.”

More Than a Memory" is a mid-tempo ballad, featuring accompaniment primarily from piano, pedal steel guitar, and a string section. In it, the male narrator describes his attempts to forget about a lover who has left him, by destroying anything that reminds him of her and drinking heavily. Despite his attempts to forget her, he still finds himself attempting to call her on the telephone, and tries to stay awake so as not to dream of her. He states that since he still thinks of her, she is "more than a memory," even though he has been told by others that he will forget about her.

Shane Braden, is now a paediatrics resident who, besides devoting himself to med school, has spent his last ten years trying to numb the pain for having lost Whitney, the love of his life. Of course you can.” I grab her wrist, pulling her into another hug. “There’s nothing in the world that would make me happier.” The story follows Shane Braden and Whitney Lane who were high school sweethearts that suffer a terrible tragedy the night of their high school graduation 10 years ago and were torn from each others lives leaving Whitney with amnesia and Shane believing she was dead. Tropes or Themes: Second Chance Romance, Childhood Friends, Best Friends, Found Family, Memory Loss, Pregnancy, Death, Lies, Deception, Suspenseful, Past & Present Als wäre es nicht genug, dass die Beiden sich wieder gefunden haben und die Wahrheit rausgefunden haben.

Questo secondo romanzo della serie mi è piaciuto :D È un second chance romance (uno dei miei generi preferiti) e ne ha tutte le caratteristiche. Lo slow burning che c'è tra Shane e Whitney mi ha fatto arricciare gli alluci :3 Tra di loro c'è un legame viscerale. Un legame che li calamita l'una all'altro nonostante l'enorme periodo di tempo che li ha tenuti separati. Nope, rettifico: nonostante le persone che li hanno tenuti separati. Com'è accaduto nel precedente volume, infatti, anche qui i genitori della protagonista sono delle fecce umane, così come il marito di Whitney. Going into Pediatric Cardiology has been my plan from the beginning when I decided I wanted to be a doctor, then when I decided I wanted to be a pediatric doctor it was going to be the best of both worlds. I worked at my dad’s clinic too in High School. It was fascinating; cool even. Whitney and Shane were high school sweethearts until a horrible accident rips them apart. For a while Shane believes that his beloved Whitney is dead. That's what he and his family were told. He's devastated and feels like part of himself has died too. Years later he finds out she is alive but she is married to someone they knew from high school that she never even liked. But Shane tries to move on with his life. Then at a Halloween party, he comes face to face with the girl that still holds his heart. But she has no clue who he is. In all of his agony what if the worst of his pain has yet to be expelled; a secret that could have changed everything had he known.Ten years have passed, and Whitney re-enters his life in the most unexpected of ways. She looks like the love of his life, she talks like her, but she has none of her memories. She doesn't remember him and she doesn't remember their friends. She's married. Has a family. She's a stranger. But the invisible pull that's always existed between them is still there. This sight does something to me. It makes me proud and tells me how blessed I am. I know Shawn is a great guy and a good brother. He’s hard to handle, and Taralynn is probably the only woman in the world who can handle him. But people have always had to earn his love or friendship. Even Taralynn had to prove to him that he was worthy of her love. I say that, but now I wonder if he’s actually accepted it. They seem fine. They look fine. But looks can be deceiving. All I can do is pray because this sight right here gives me a glimpse as to what kind of dad I hope he’ll be one day. These kids—my kid—didn’t have to earn anything. He loved them from the moment I brought them into his house.