Yesterday's Memories
by Amanda Stevens, Tara Taylor Quinn

Father: Unknown by Tara Taylor Quinn
The only thing Anna knows about herself is her name and that she's pregnant. At least, that's what the doctors told her. She was in an accident, and when she regained consciousness, she had no memory of who she was. She also has no idea who the father of her baby is. Jason Whitaker sees Anna on TV and recognizes her. She's Anna Hayden, the woman he still loves. The woman who rejected him three months ago. The woman who can't remember him—and is now two months pregnant.
(Originally published in Harlequin Superroamnce® #784, 04/98.)

Fade to Black by Amanda Stevens
Ex-special agent Pierce Kincaid wakes up one day to find that he's lost, literally, five years of his life. His wife, Jessica—no longer pregnant—doesn't know what to say when his now-five-year-old son asks who the stranger is. They believed Pierce had walked out on them. But he hadn't. It soon becomes clear that someone had kidnapped him and he doesn't remember a thing. Now the kidnappers are after his family, and Pierce knows the search for the truth is a race to stay alive. Before it's too late...
(Originally published in Silhouette Intimate Moments® #592, 09/94.)

Other Books by Amanda Stevens

The Dollmaker

Double Life
#954 He's a Mystery

Secrets of His Own
#930 Cape Diablo

The Edge Of Eternity
#882 Eclipse & Mists of Fernhaven

Going To Extremes

Matters Of Seduction
Matchmakers Underground

Intimate Knowledge
#825 Matchmakers Underground

Unauthorized Passion
#796 Matchmakers Underground

Secret Passage
#777 Quantum Men

Silent Storm

His Mysterious Ways
Quantum Men

Colorado Confidential

Confessions Of The Heart

The Seventh Night
Dreamscapes

Unveiled

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Amanda Stevens' Bio

Amanda Stevens grew up in a small, rural town in Arkansas. Always an avid reader, she knew from an early age that she wanted to write. The dream was put on hold for several years while she worked full-time and attended college at night. Then two things happened that made her get serious about pursuing a professional writing career. She relocated to Houston during the economic boom of the eighties and was deeply influenced by the excitement and can-do spirit that pulsed through the city. At about the same time, one of her college professors offered an A in his class to anyone who was published during the semester. His encouragement and enthusiasm for genre fiction was exactly the push Amanda needed and one year later, she told her first book. To learn more about Amanda Stevens's novels, please visit www.amandastevens.com.