One Lost Winter

As I don't want to give away the wonderful build up of this story I will quote from the back of the book ---ONE LOST WINTERJonathan felt the bullet slam into his chest, heard his lover's anguished scream. But then he'd plunged into a snowy darkness, and Cathy had disappeared, leaving him for dead. [She is only 17 at the time.]Now, eleven years later, an embittered, tormented Jonathan had finally found Catherin Greer LeClerc. [a concert pianist.] He wasn't interested in revenge, or even a romantic reunion, he told himself. He only wanted what she'd disappeared with.....Unspeakable grief had stolen Catherin's memory of that tragic winter. [she was told Jonathan was dead] But slowly, Jonathan Stone's eerily familiar eyes, his oddly intimate gaze and his mesmerizing hold on her brought things back.....a secret romance, a traumatic separation. But Jonathan insisted there was even more than a soul-deep love to remember......A few complications were added by Maurice Bouchard, her very protective manager. Add to the mix her uncle, Bradford Madison who was a respected maestro and music director of the Versailles Philharmonic. He was afraid of Cat regaining her memories.HIGHLY RECOMMENDED - wonderful story, excellently written - a heartthrobber - you can feel the lovers' pain.