Dandelion Moon — Hannah Alexander

When a young woman finds herself running through a cemetery at night with no idea who she is, where she is or why she's there, she's terrified. Fortunately, her subconscious has led her to the small town of Juliet, Missouri, at Christmas, where her closest friends find her and take her in. But why is she in this fugue state, and when will her memories return? She doesn't even know these friends. Former bad-boy billionaire Weston Cline is frantic as he searches for psychiatrist Myra Maxwell, the woman he's falling in love with. It isn't until he reluctantly contacts her friends that he discovers where she is. Because of their growing friendship, he believes he can help her regain her memory, but can he convince her friends to let him even see her? "I feel as if I'm breaking apart like a dandelion," she tells him when he's allowed to see her at last. "Like a waning moon, I'm fading away." "You're stronger than that," he tells her. "The Myra I know is scattering her love in every direction to help others find hope and life. You're not disappearing, you're extending your reach." But too many heartrending memories stand between Myra and wholeness. When she remembers everything, will she be able to endure the shock and recover who she is?