Wrong Memories

by Edna Curry

Lucy Johnson wakes up in a strange hospital in St. Paul with bruises and a concussion. Her last memories are of 1955, yet everyone tells her it’s 2015. A policeman questions her about the hit and run car accident, but she doesn’t remember. He thinks she’s playing a game. When he tells her everyone she remembers is dead, including her parents, she panics and takes a bus to Mankato see for herself.Dave Fuller sits next to her on the bus and is intrigued by her and very attracted, but afraid she’s a mental case like his cousin Cora, who people made fun of until she committed suicide. When Dave learns she’s taken a job at his mother’s restaurant, he’s determined to stay in touch to protect his mother. But he didn’t count on falling in love or of traveling a weird journey of discovery with her.

Genres: Romance

200 pages, Kindle Edition

First published August 10, 2015

About the author

Edna Curry lives in Minnesota and often sets her novels there among the lakes, evergreens and river valleys. She especially enjoys the Dalles area of the St. Croix Valley, gateway to the Wild River, which draws many tourists who give her story ideas. Besides non-fiction articles, she writes mystery, romance and romantic suspense novels.
Edna is married and is a member of the Romance Writers of America and one of its chapters: Northern Lights Writers.
Circle of Shadows (half of Deadly Duos #1) was a finalist in RWA's prestigious Golden Heart Contest. She also does editing and proofreading as Fern Valentine. Details on the editing page of her website.

Visit her webpage at http://www.ednacurry.com

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Reviews

[Jacob Peled · Rating 5 out of 5]

What a wonderful book.
This is a great psychological suspense romance. It has a great start that will hold your attention from page one. It is impossible to let it out of your hand. Edna Curry has a great way of telling a story. Step by step she always keeps the story line just right.
I am sure that other authors would have starched the story to a 500 pages with lots of unnecessary details. This book has a great concentration of all the proper ingredients for a good psychology romantic thriller
Taking into consideration my main genre is Terror / CIA /FBI / Legal and medical thrillers, yet that book was a 6 star refreshment. For all the action lovers – take a break and read that one.

[Marla · Rating 5 out of 5]

How Do You Think Amnesia Feels?

I've enjoyed books previously from Edna Curry. I loved this one even more! She's a master at writing great, clean stories that capture your imagination. Mankato, Minnesota becomes a hotbed of intrigue and assumptions that put everyone's life at risk. Luckily, Lucy (or is it Lucille or Lucinda?) finds a champion to help her find out why her memories are from 1955, among other mysterious incidences. Dave is hooked on Lucy since they rode the bus together, and determined to help Lucy solve what's going on in her memory.

[James T Smith · Rating 5 out of 5]

A wonderful and edge of your seat read.

If there were six stars , that would have been my rating. Lucy has a great moral character,and determination. Through her character, I feel stronger. I. Can say honestly, there is nothing to dislike. This book is truly the best book I have read in ages. Thank you s much!!!

[karin whitehead · Rating 3 out of 5]

Waking from an accident leaves a young woman with no memory of who, what, and where. She takes on the task of retaining herself, her life. It was well written, a little slow at times, but I persevered. A good story, predictable, and uplifting. I enjoyed the story.

[Kay Mack · Rating 5 out of 5]

Some memories linger

Apart from being a sweet and honest love story, with characters to match, there's also the danger from an over-privileged ex who would rather not be so honest. It was a bit cat and mouse right to the end. And a great ending it was! A lovely HEA is always worth those stars.

[Nmedlin43att.Net · Rating 4 out of 5]

Wrong Memories

I have always enjoyed reading Curry's books. They are sweet stories about people's lives set in Minnesota. Easy reading that lets you read a story with out too much trauma or chaos.

[Valita · Rating 1 out of 5]

No more books by this author.

Why can't people write books without sex and cursing? I'm sorry that I read this book! I'm removing all her books from my library.

[Katie · Rating 4 out of 5]

Intriguing

This interesting story blends a mystery and a love story. The ending is a bit of a disappointment since it is the classic but stale "hea" conclusion.

[Ann · Rating 5 out of 5]

Gripping❣️ Must read❣️

[Reader43 · Rating 4 out of 5]

Waking up with 60 year-old memories

She woke up knowing it was 1955, only to be told the year was 2015! She was in the hospital and had no memories after 1955. The only item she had was her purse with keys she didn't recognize and money she did not know whose it was. Her search for the family she remembered only lead to a cemetery. The story is one I could not put down because it was so involved with unexpected twists and turns. I received this book free and am voluntarily writing an honest review

[Laura Altom · Rating 5 out of 5]

Interesting premise!