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Jim Vermeersch leads the perfect life. Happily married to Iris, father of teenage son Vince, owner of a renowned London Patisserie. Life couldn't get any better than that. Until he wakes up in his childhood home and loses all the memories of the past two years. Everything he has ever known is gone, including his wife, son and business. As he unravels the secrets of the past two years, Jim begins to wonder more and more if he is really the man he always thought he was. And then there is that one question: who is the woman who always pops up in his memories, a woman no one else seems to know?

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Jim Vermeersch leads the perfect life. Happily married to Iris, father of teenage son Vince, owner of a renowned London Patisserie. Life couldn't get any better than that. Until he wakes up in his childhood home and loses all the memories of the past two years. Everything he has ever known is gone, including his wife, son and business. As he unravels the secrets of the past two years, Jim begins to wonder more and more if he is really the man he always thought he was. And then there is that one question: who is the woman who always pops up in his memories, a woman no one else seems to know?
Autorenporträt
Sandra J. Paul is an award-winning Belgian author, who has written over thirty novels. Her books have been translated in over fourteen languages. Her novel My Truth has been optioned for film or limited streaming series. Her novel The Girl without a voice will be published by Watkins Publishing Group (UK) and Penguin Random House (USA). Her novel Everyone is worried will be released in the US in the Fall of 2024. The author has been shortlisted for various writing competitions, such as Coverfly Cinematic Book/Short Story competition. She has won various awards for her psychological thrillers and children's books.