Aubrey wakes from dental surgery with severe amnesia and has lost memories of a past relationship. Jake, an Amish carpenter, returns years later with two orphaned nephews and takes a temporary job restoring her family's farm; together they confront forgotten memories and consider whether their hearts can remember.
Listings show editions with 208 pages, 272 pages, and 368 pages.
Across listed editions the dimensions range as follows: height 6.85–8.03 inches, width 4.72–5.28 inches, depth 0.55–1.02 inches, and weight 0.30–0.57 pounds.
The book is described as clean and wholesome, emphasizing uplifting themes of faith, forgiveness, and hope.
Aubrey suffers severe amnesia after dental surgery and has lost memories of a past love. Years later, Jake returns with two orphaned nephews and takes a temporary job restoring her family's farm as they confront hidden and forgotten parts of their past.
Large-print editions show higher page counts and greater thickness; examples include editions with 272 and 368 pages and deeper thickness values such as 0.87 and 1.02 inches.
The short blurb asks whether the protagonist can "build a future on a forgotten past," indicating the plot centers on recovered memories and rekindled relationships.
