A love she can't remember ... and he can't forget.
When she was 25, Emilia's brain was damaged in a car accident. While she can recall everything from her life up until the accident, she can't form new memories for longer than a day. Two years after her accident (a time period she can't remember), Emilia is still trying to cope with her new life.
Meanwhile Eric, her roommate, has been acting strangely. Not at all like the platonic best friend she remembered from before her accident. That's because a lot has changed between them since then. And for some reason, she hasn't included it in any of her notes. Why did she let herself forget about their relationship? Does it even matter? Isn't she too damaged to properly love someone anyway?
But Eric, who is tired of the back and forth and desperate to finally be with the woman he loves, is determined to make her remember him. He's going to prove to her that they can be happy together. If only she can trust him and, more importantly, herself.
The only life she wasn’t living was her own.
Serena Page has spent her adult life traveling the multiverse, jumping to different iterations of her own life every few months. After nine years, she’s accepted her strange way of living. That is until a stranger grabs her hand just as she’s moving onto her next life and, impossibly, jumps across universes with her.
Now Serena is stuck in the multiverse with Nolan Connor, a goofy piano teacher who smiles too much and spends way too much time trying to get to know her—her, the real Serena, not the different versions she pretends to be. At first she pushes him away, fully aware there can be no future for them, but he can’t go far, not until she gets him back to where he belongs. Until then, he’s always there, challenging her, making her laugh, and being so annoyingly endearing.
They travel together to different versions of her lives as Serena is forced to examine her universe hopping for the first time—how it works, if she can stop it, and, most importantly, if she’s brave enough to try.
I live nestled among Utah's stunning mountains with my husband and three children. With a background in engineering and a passion for puzzles and logic, I bring a methodical, organized approach to my writing and plotting. (Every book has at least one accompanying spreadsheet.)
Fueled by generous amounts of coffee and wine, I craft stories filled with tangled relationships, resilient characters, unexpected twists, and hard-earned happy endings. When I'm not writing, I'm likely feeding my perpetually hungry children, driving them somewhere, or tackling an endless pile of laundry—all while mentally plotting my next scene.
Note: The February 2025 newsletter will include the first chapter of book two in my 'Book of Echoes' series