β Scribed by Bonnie Dee
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Since the car accident that caused traumatic brain injury, Jason has fought to regain his memories and the ability to organize thoughts and control emotions. His promising future shattered, he works as a night janitor in an office building and clings to routine to make it through his days. New lawyer Anna breaks down one evening after fumbling her first court case. Self-doubt brings her to tears in a deserted stairwell where Jason finds her and offers comforting words. From this unexpected meeting an unlikely romance begins. A casual coffee date soon leads to a deeper connection and eventually a steamy affair. But are Jason and Annaβs growing feelings for each other strong enough to overcome the social chasm that divides them and the very real issues of Jasonβs disability?
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