Amnesia

Amnesia

I washed ashore in a little lake town. A place where everyone knows everyone, yet…No one knows me.I don’t know me.If a woman doesn’t know her own name, does she really exist?I don’t know my natural hair color, my birthdate, or where I live.I am invisible.To everyone, to everything, even to myself.Except to him. I see the recognition deep in his stare, the way it lingers on my face as if I’m a puzzle he’s desperate to put together.I just want answers, the truth… knowledge. His lips are sealed. Still, his eyes beguile me.I can’t trust anyone, not even myself. Someone wants me dead, the same someone who tried to bury me in a watery grave. They’ll come for me again… I won’t know their face.I don’t even know mine.I am amnesia. "It's a group of dark twisted plots around every corner but light and breathtaking romance that works it's way in your heart. Captivating, strong and so worth the one click!" -Naughty Smut Readers "What a brilliant story, I was hooked from the beginning! With a strong blurb and a cover that's both pretty and mysterious, I went into this one with high expectations. I'm glad it was amazing. I loved every part of this story,the plot was fantastic and I found the memory loss aspect very well executed." -Read More Sleep Less Blog "WOW!!!! Cambria has woven a masterful web of mystery and suspense that will keep you bound." - Cameo Renae Author of the Hidden Wings series "Electrifying, pulse-pounding, and spine-tingling. Amnesia will keep you on the edge of your seat the entire time desperate to know more. I couldn't put it down!" -Micalea Smeltzer Author of the Willow Creek Series "Its rare when I think a couple has TRUE LOVE. Yes I love many books and they are written amazingly well but its rare that I feel a couple is truly and deeply in love like Eddie and Am were." -Elizarey Reads There will be a sequel to Amnesia. Coming summer 2017. *this is book one in the Amnesia Duet. EXCERPT from Amnesia "You really come here every day?" she asked, slightly awed. Her eyes took in my face more thoroughly now. I wondered how I looked to her, if I was familiar at all. "They told you that, huh?" I smiled. "I think the doctor felt sorry for me." She admitted and leaned farther into the pole. The wheel squeaked under the weight. "You need to sit down." My arm hovered close in case she fell again. This time she didn't flinch away. "Will you come with me?" she asked. In that moment, with that single innocent question, I realized I would do anything, be anything... go anywhere she asked. I didn't say that, though. All I did was shake my head. The short walk back to her room took a longtime. The entire way, I fought the urge to sweep her into my arms like the night I'd found her floating in the water. At the door, I shoved it open,holding it wide, and placed my palm at the small of her back, gesturing for her to go ahead of me. Her eyes glanced up, then away before she moved past. "Eddie Donovan!" A booming voice sounded from down the hall. I winced. "I told you she was to have no visitors!" From inside the room, Amnesia groaned. "Not him again." Before I could reply, she poked her head out and spoke. "Really, Dr. Beck. What's he going to do to me? Steal all my memories and thoughts?" "I'm writing down your sense of humor," he told her, almost fondly. "It's very dry by the way." She tossed her head to the side to glance up at me. "He writes everything down. It's insufferable." Bonus teaser How could I move on if I didn't know where I'd already been? What if there was a life out there, a life which belonged to me that had been sitting on pause for all this time? What if people were waiting for me, wondering where I'd gone. But those people never came looking. Those people must not have cared very much. It was a constant tug of war. A constant struggle between knowing and not knowing. Which was better? It seemed they were both hell. Cambria Hebert is an award winning, bestselling novelist of more than thirty books. She went to college for a bachelor's degree, couldn't pick a major, and ended up with a degree in cosmetology. Sorest assured her characters will always have good hair.  Besides writing, Cambria loves a caramel latte,staying up late, sleeping in, and watching movies. She considers math human torture and has an irrational fear of birds (including chickens). You can often find her painting her toenails (because she bites her fingernails), or walking her Chihuahuas (the real rulers of the house).  Cambria has written within the young adult and new adult genres, penning many paranormal and contemporary titles. She has also written romantic suspense, science fiction, and most recently male/male romance. Her favorite genre to read and write is contemporary romance. A few of her most recognized titles are:  The Hashtag Series,   GearShark Series ,  Text, Torch,  and  Tattoo . Recent awards include: Author of the Year, Best contemporary series (The Hashtag Series)