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When Emmalynn Remembers

In Jennifer Wilde’s page-turning novel of romantic suspense, a young woman becomes the target of a stealthy killer when she tries to recapture her memory of a horrific crime

Emmalynn Rogers remembers nothing of the night her wealthy employer was brutally murdered—and she was the only witness. A fisherman was arrested for the crime, but he died in prison before he could be brought to trial, swearing his innocence with his last breath. And if he didn’t kill Henrietta Stern, who did?

When a surprising bequest makes Emmalynn the owner of Henrietta’s dilapidated Brighton estate, she decides it’s time to learn the truth about that tragic night. She finds herself caught between three men: Boyd Devlon, the house’s charming caretaker; Gordon Stuart, Henrietta’s rakish brother; and George Reed, who won’t rest until he clears his father’s name. But only two people know who murdered Henrietta—Emmalynn and a killer who will strike again when Emmalynn remembers.

Jennifer Wilde

Jennifer Wilde is the pseudonym under which Tom E. Huff (1938–1990) wrote his groundbreaking New York Times–bestselling historical romance novels, including the Marietta Danver Trilogy (Love’s Tender Fury, Love Me, Marietta, and When Love Commands). Huff also wrote classic Gothic romances as Edwina Marlow, Beatrice Parker, Katherine St. Clair, and T. E. Huff. A native of Texas who taught high school English before pursuing a career as a novelist, Huff was honored with a Career Achievement Award from Romantic Times in 1988.

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