Stephan wakes up one morning with no memory of the past three months, including his new wife and the young neice and nephew he's obtained. Soon Stephen and Emily are refinding their marriage as well as on the hunt of the man who made attempts on Stephen's life and killed her brother. 
 Honestly, this book, as expected, is built on cliches. But, it's one of those times when the reader doesn't notice the cliches as cliches. The characters were quite well rounded with an excellent balance of vulnerability and strength. I was also quite impressed by the writing style, which seemed more believable than the sterotypical Harlequin. Also, it felt as though the author had done her research and had a good idea of the time period she was writing about.