Harlequin Presents #1809: Forgotten Husband

i just wanted to say to the person who reviewd this book... awesome. i'm trying to re-collect all of my first romance novels (i had over 100) and it is soo hard to remember the one's that went way back; ie around the time of this one. usually all i can remember is a cover or the plotline. so when it comes to books this old i have to rely on other people's reviews and this is one of the one's i realllllly wanted so thank you very much. you made my night

From the back...They said he was her husband...But Elise didn't feel married. Nor did she feel pregnant...The accident had destroyed all memory of the past few months for her and, no matter how hard she tried, she couldn't remember pledging her heart and soul to this rich, gorgeous, formidably sophisticated stranger; Alejandro Santanas.Elise sensed the chemistry between them, sparks of secret passion that made her feel alive. But was she in love with him-and he with her? Had she lost the most precious part of her life-forever?In my Opinion...The back of the book pretty much describes the plot of the story. Elise was in a car accident that robs her of her memory. The book starts with her in the hospital struggling over her feelings towards the man that she is told is her husband. Alejandro is a very handsome powerful man. The problem is that Elise does not feel married to him and she certainly does not feel pregnant. When she is released from the hospital she really does not have any choice but to go home with Alejandro. Both Elise and Alejandro become closer as the days go by, but what will happen when she regains her memory. Once Elise's memory returns the truth comes out and that truth could shatter her marriage. I liked this story, but I believe that it could have been so much better if we had gotten Alejandro's point of view. The entire story was told through Elise. Other than that this was a quick, short, enjoyable read.