Falling for the Stranger

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More by Debra Salonen : Falling for the Stranger

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He woke up without a name. She refuses to abandon him. His forgotten past could get them both killed.

Harley Forester has nothing.

No identification. No history. No memory of the motorcycle crash that left his bike—and apparently his entire identity—at the bottom of a California Gold Country ravine.

Starting over as a ranch hand in Coyote Springs should give him time to figure out who he is.

Then he meets Andi Sullivan.

The former Marine has come home to rebuild her own life after a career—and a few relationships—she'd rather forget. Tough, loyal, and stubborn to the bone, Andi knows a wounded man when she sees one.

And she's never been good at leaving anyone behind.

Harley may not remember how to rope a steer, but he looks dangerously good in Wranglers. The attraction between them is impossible to ignore, and the more time Andi spends with the mysterious stranger, the harder she falls for the man he's becoming.

But Harley's past isn't finished with him.

Violent dreams become flashes of memory. Debilitating headaches bring disturbing images. Questions about his crash multiply.

Then Harley becomes connected to a murder.

Everyone in Coyote Springs has an opinion about the stranger Andi has taken into her heart. But while the town wonders whether she's falling for a killer, Andi is asking a different question:

What if Harley didn't lose his memory by accident?

Finding the truth could give Harley his life back.

Or destroy the future they're beginning to build together.

HER GOLD COUNTRY STRANGER is an emotional small-town romantic suspense filled with amnesia, hidden identity, a former Marine heroine, ranch life, mystery, danger, found family, and a wounded hero searching for the truth about the man he used to be.

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