Memories Series by Melissa Silvey

Trigger warnings AND 18+ "What's Buried Beneath" is the first book in the Memories duet. Caught between two men... Between her past and her future. Chelsea is the victim of a horrible accident, one that steals the last four years worth of her memories. She's deeply attracted to her doctor, Aaron Efron. But there's another man whom she's had a forbidden crush on, and no matter how hard she tries, she can't shake her attraction to him... moreTrigger warnings AND 18+ "What's Buried Beneath" is the first book in the Memories duet. Caught between two men... Between her past and her future. Chelsea is the victim of a horrible accident, one that steals the last four years worth of her memories. She's deeply attracted to her doctor, Aaron Efron. But there's another man whom she's had a forbidden crush on, and no matter how hard she tries, she can't shake her attraction to him. He's her boss, the gorgeous yet unobtainable Thorn O'Brien. There's another mysterious man lingering in the shadows, one who threatens her happiness with either man she chooses. Told in close first person, from Chelsea's POV. ~71k words. Is anyone interested in beta reading this romantic suspense novel? Due to scenes of an adult nature, please 18+ only. Thank you! less

Trigger warnings AND 18+ "What Rises Above" is the second and final book in the Memories duet. Caught between two men... Between her past and her future. Chelsea Scott is different. Everything is different. She's remembering her past, and she has questions about her future. The decision of who she wants to spend the rest of her life with may be important, but it's not as important as remembering who she is... moreTrigger warnings AND 18+ "What Rises Above" is the second and final book in the Memories duet. Caught between two men... Between her past and her future. Chelsea Scott is different. Everything is different. She's remembering her past, and she has questions about her future. The decision of who she wants to spend the rest of her life with may be important, but it's not as important as remembering who she is. Her journey of self-discovery is just beginning, but she may learn more than she ever wanted to know. She might end up wishing she could forget it all again. less