At twenty-six, divorce lawyer Claire Bennett believes love should never cost her the right to choose. On the day she is about to sign the divorce papers, her husband Ethan loses ten years of memory in a lightning-strike car crash and wakes up believing he is eighteen — warm, reckless, and in love with her all over again. But Ethan hides a truth he cannot afford to admit: as fragments of his adult life return, he keeps pretending to still be the boy she is falling for, afraid that remembering will cost him her. When his recovered memory, a corporate power struggle, and her father's need to arrange her life collide, Claire must defend the career and the child she refuses to trade for marriage, and decide whether trust can be rebuilt — not by a miracle, but by choice.
