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A year ago, Jacey was trapped on a rooftop during a flood with perfect strangers, including a family and a man named Colin. After two days there together, she had no doubt that Colin was the man of her dreams. When they were finally rescued he tucked his phone number into her pocket. But an accident with the rescue boat left her hospitalized with amnesia and PTSD . . . and his number nowhere to be found.

Now, Jacey has still only recovered bits and pieces of her memory from that time. She clearly remembers Colin—but not his last name or any other details that would help her locate him. She’s trying to immerse herself in the joy of her best friend’s wedding . . . when she looks up at the end of the aisle only to discover Colin there in the minister’s role. Shock is an understatement.

On one hand, she’s elated to see him again. And then reality sets in. She never intended to get married or have kids. And being a minister’s wife was definitely never on her list. Was Colin not the man she thought he was? Or has the amnesia changed her more than she realized?

I remember enjoying McHale’s other book, so I decided to pick this up when I saw it at the used book store. An interesting read in that it’s a second/third/fourth chance romance rolled into one, but it’s a unique spin on how and why the couple parted ways.

A lot of split timeline scenes in here (which you know isn’t my favorite) but also a lot of relatable story elements with an emphasis on forgiveness.

A little bit Southern fiction a little bit split timeline and a little bit contemporary romance, this is a sweet Christian story that readers of Christian fiction will enjoy.

Rated PG.

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For more from McHale, try The Secret of Hummingbird Cake.