When Trish wakes up in a hospital bed with no memory of the few months, the only familiar face is her family. Dion-the man who claims to be her devoted fiancé. He's loving, patient, and determined to help her remember their life together. But something doesn't feel right. The house brings her to feels more like a cage than a home. The pictures of them together look staged. And the more she tries to remember, the more she feels like she's missing something-or someone. Then the warnings start. A note left in the garden. A stranger's desperate whispers: Remember me? And flashes of a different love-a love that isn't Dion. As her memories begin to resurface, so does the chilling truth: she was never meant to be with him. She was trying to escape him. And now that he has a second chance, he'll do anything to keep her from remembering the man she was really in love with. Twisted, suspenseful, and full of shocking revelations, "Remembering the Wrong Man" is a psychological thriller that will keep you questioning what's real until the final page.

Mikazuki convinces Bullet to meet his birth parents after being taken away by the former leader of the most powerful mafia group, Black Organization, for twenty-five years. But what if she later learns that their real families are in fact mortal enemies? Will Mikazuki dare to fight for their blossoming love--or will she choose to seek revenge? *** After staying in Japan for several years, Mikazuki finally convinces Bullet, her adopted brother, to go back to the Philippines and meet his birth parents after being taken away from them twenty-five years ago by Terrence Von Knight, the former leader of the most powerful mafia group, Black Organization. Things start to get more complicated as untold stories and secrets concerning their real parents unfold, and they discover Mikazuki's true connection with Terrence Von Knight. A battle between their hearts and priorities erupts. What will be Mikazuki's ultimate choice? DISCLAIMER: This is a story written in Taglish. COVER DESIGNER: April Alforque