What the Heart Remembers Most

What the Heart Remembers Most

Synopsis

Fate will find a way to intervene when it’s least expected.

Jax Levine and Gretchen Mills fell madly in love in college and never looked back. They built a great life together, but careers, a baby, and years of mounting tension later, they are living separate lives and their once grand love is forgotten.

After an accident, Gretchen suffers a brain injury that erases years of her memories. She wakes in the hospital with Jax at her side and everything seems normal…except Jax won’t look her in the eye and their baby boy is now a rambunctious toddler. Every line drawn between Jax and Gretchen starts to blur while Gretchen fights to figure out which of her most haunting recollections are real, and which are fake.

Is it possible for this accident to be the second chance neither Jax nor Gretchen knew they wanted?

Praise for M. Ullrich

Pretending in Paradise

“Pretending in Paradise has real depth while still maintaining the lightness and sexiness of a true romance novel and it is this unique mix that really makes M. Ullrich’s books the ones to look out for when you’re on the search for the next steamy romance read.”—Curve

Against All Odds

“Against All Odds by Kris Bryant, Maggie Cummings, and M. Ullrich is an emotional and captivating story about being able to face a tragedy head-on and move on with your life, learning to appreciate the simple things we take for granted and finding love where you least expect it.”—The Lesbian Review

“I started reading the book trying to dissect the writing and ended up forgetting all about the fact that three people were involved in writing it because the story just grabbed me by the ears and dragged me along for the ride…[A] really great romantic suspense that manages both parts of the equation perfectly. This is a book you won’t be able to put down.”—C-Spot Reviews

Love at Last Call

Love at Last Call is “a very well written slow-burn romance. Another great book by M. Ullrich.”—LezReviewBooks

“[I]f you enjoy opposites attract romances—especially ones set in bars—you’ll love this book! I’ll definitely be looking up the rest of the author’s work!”—Llama Reads Books

Love at Last Call is “exciting, addictive (I was up all night reading it) and still gave me all the major swoon moments I’ve come to love from this author. Can I give it more than five stars?”—Les Rêveur

“This book was like a well-crafted cocktail—not too sweet, not too bitter, and left me with a warm feeling in my body.”—Love in Panels

“Love at Last Call is M. Ullrich’s fifth full-length novel and it’s truly excellent. The writing is smooth and engaging, with perfect pacing and a plot that’s sure to please fans of contemporary romance. If you’re looking for a book to sink into, have some fun, and get away from it all, you’ll want to pick this one up.”—Lambda Literary

Time Will Tell

“I adored the romance in this. I got emotional at times and felt like they fit together very well. They really brought out the best in each other and they had a lot of chemistry. I really did care whether or not they were together in the end…It was a very enjoyable read and definitely one I’d recommend.”—Cats and Paperbacks