Harlequin Presents Readers discussion

Hi all please suggest some HPs with Amnesia tope. The angstier the better...

I'm a lurker here, but here's my favorite HP amnesia ...

. I don't remember if this is angsty, but it's Michelle Reid so ...

I agree with Vee!

Vee wrote: "I don't remember"

lol very apt for this request.

The Tycoon's Pregnant Mistress fits the bill.

This is my favorite amnesia book but I haven't read many. It's temporary amnesia and the hero and heroine don't have a past; they meet while the heroine is still under the influence of drugs that were forced on her and need to figure out what happened during those missing days for the relationship to work.

While She Was Sleeping

Rebecca wrote:

lol very apt for this request.

The Tycoon's Pregnant Mistress fits the bill."

How can I forget this classic from Maya Banks!

The Sicilian's Mistress by Lynne Graham is an amnesia story.

Thanks for the excellent suggestions everyone, but sadly I've read all of them ¯⁠\⁠_⁠(⁠ツ⁠)⁠_⁠/⁠¯

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I found a list that might help.

https://www.goodreads.com/list/show/8...

Awesome, thanks :)

The Greek's Christmas Baby by Lucy Monroe

Secret Seduction by Susan Napier

Bought: The Greek's Baby by Jenne Lucas

I also have a book shelf for amnesia stories:

https://www.goodreads.com/review/list...

I really liked this one and wanted to reread but it seems it's no longer available. Does anyone know if it has been re-titled?

Oh wow thank you both for the suggestions

Vee wrote: " I really liked this one and wanted to reread but it seems it's no longer available. Does anyone know if it has been re-titled?"

Available in the "comic" version on Amazon.

Reader in NJ wrote: "Available in the "comic" version on Amazon."

And the book itself is available used; the mass market paperback as cheap as $5 with free shipping -- the free shipping I'm being offered may be tied to Amazon Prime, though, not sure how to check that.

Court of the Veils by Violet Winspear has a pretty realistic picture of how the amnesiac would feel. The story itself is classic VW, OK read.