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MEMORY OF LOVE

“Is this the house of Molly Johnson?”

Cynthia was about to answer when the scene froze at this spot. She saw Andrew Stone’s mesmerizing blue eyes which immediately caused a rush of blood to her heart. She couldn’t forget that night at the friend’s housewarming party which they had spent together and had really deepened their feelings. Their mutual grief over losing parents and surviving foster care only strengthened their bond. After nine months of their courtship, they wed, and their happy life looked to be a perfect one, almost made for them.

Unfortunately, the tranquility of their life was shattered with the arrival of a mysterious figure.

Mason Gales was an associate from Michael Webb’s, Cynthia’s friend’s company, who appeared very quiet, composed, and unenthusiastic at the beginning. But his brief introduction of himself turned into an evil obsession of his for Cynthia. 

He dragged their happy marriage into a horror story. Their little fairy tale became a suspenseful and edge-of-the-seat situation.

WHAT READERS ARE SAYING

Psychological thriller and romance are my two favorite genres and having both in one book is a 5 star for me. I finished this in three nights because I needed to know if their marriage would survive the storm. Don’t worry I am not going to spoil the story for anyone. Anyway, it was worth reading. I love it.

Kolton Hanna

Can we talk about Mason Gales in Memory of Love? Talk about an absolute chill down the spine…The book starts out super wholesome. Total power couple goals. Then Mason shows up. At first, he’s just this weirdly quiet guy, but the way his obsession creeps up on Cynthia is terrifyingly realistic.

Olivia Guerra

I picked this up expecting a cozy romance, but holy cow—it unraveled into a heart-stopping thriller!S.E. Barnes Douglas completely hooked me with Cynthia and Andrew’s meet-cute at the beginning.I couldn’t put it down during the second half. If you like romance with a heavy side of pulse-pounding tension, grab this immediately!

Terry Cochran