Stolen Memory

Trouble In Eden #4

by Virginia Kantra

Stolen Memory by Virginia Kantra released on Jan 25, 2005 is available now for purchase.

Genres: Romantic Suspense, Romance, Silhouette, Category Romance, Contemporary Romance

256 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published January 25, 2005

About the author

New York Times bestselling author Virginia Kantra is the author of thirty books of women's fiction, contemporary romance, paranormal romance, and romantic suspense.

Kindred spirits and Anne of Green Gables fans, look for Anne of a Different Island , coming January 20, 2026.

Her latest release, The Fairytale Life of Dorothy Gale , a contemporary reimagining inspired by Dorothy's adventures in Oz, follows Kansas graduate student Dee Gale as she flees personal heartbreak and public humiliation to enroll in the writing program at Trinity College Dublin (the Emerald Isle!).

Meg and Jo , a contemporary novel inspired by the classic story Little Women, received starred reviews from Publishers Weekly and Booklist and was a People Magazine pick.

Beth and Amy (May 25, 2021) "continues her delightful 21st-century retelling of Little Women...Kantra’s compulsively readable update will attract a whole new group of readers, as well as satisfy Alcott devotees."—Publishers Weekly

Her stories have earned numerous awards including two Romance Writers of America's RITA (R) Awards, ten RITA nominations, and two National Readers' Choice Awards.

Carolina Dreaming, the fifth book in her Dare Island series , won the 2017 RITA (R) Award for Best Contemporary Romance - Midlength and was named one of BookPage's Top Ten Romance Novels of 2016. Her work includes the popular Children of the Sea series and, in e-book format, The MacNeills stories.
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Reviews

[Hilly · Rating 2 out of 5]

2.5 stars. Rounded down because not ONLY am I NOT a fan of amnesia plots, but this one wasn't even resolved by the end of the book -- the last in the series.

I have to say - as a summary to the whole series - that while I do like reading V.Kantra's writing, I'm not enjoying the stories that she is telling. I also found parts very slow going. Her later books are a great improvement over these. Eden can be a kind of Purgatory for the unwary reader.

[Rachel · Rating 3 out of 5]

I started and stopped this book so many times that I started to forget who the secondary characters were when they were mentioned. It picked up and maintained a nice tension once I got further into it, though.

[Sabrina Jeffries · Rating 5 out of 5]

More lush heroes from Kantra. Eden is a small town outside of Chicago. The heroes of the first two books are Polish brothers who are cops. One has just become the police chief of Eden, and the second is bound and determined not to marry…until he meets the right girl, of course. You meet the third hero in the first book when he's suspected of murder by the police chief who falls for his sister. Of course, he isn't guilty--except of being criminally sexy! If you want more of a blurb about them, just go to Virginia Kantra's site. The books were so good that I read them at Disneyworld while waiting for rides. I couldn't bear to stop!

[Sonja Likness · Rating 4 out of 5]

Virginia Kantra's characters practically grab you by the shirt and throttle you with their personalities. (That's a good thing! They're so real!) This is one read you won't want to put down. I was invested in both the hero and heroine by page 1, and loved them until the very end! Not only were the characters great, but the action was fast-paced page-turning stuff. Great plot, fast pace, and really satisfying ending. I recommend it for an exciting summer read!