Bree spends the summer of her dreams on a lake in Maine when she meets gorgeous, active and playful Christian. What will happen at the end of the summer when Christian leaves for college and Bree has to return home for one more year of high school to find her world has turned completely upside down? Will unforeseen circumstances keep them apart or will they find their way back to each other?

The second book in the Unforgettable Series follows the story of 21 year old Blake. He struggles to move on from the love he's held on to for his best friend now that she's happy with someone else. Blake tries to find a balance between doing what's right, finding his own path and his intense need to always protect the people he loves. When he believes he's finally ready to move on, the past and issues of trust stand in his way. Has he finally found the girl he's been looking for in Elizabeth? Someone willing to stand by him for more than friendship? Or do issues from her past haunt her too much for her to put her trust in Blake?

Outgoing and happy on the outside, Sara attempts to find her own way. When she started college she thought she finally freed herself from the nightmares of her family and her past, only to be constantly pulled back. She believes she's plain and undeserving of her own happily ever after. Until she meets gorgeous Jason Emory who makes her laugh and smile, giving her a glimpse of hope. Jason always felt obligated to follow in his father's footsteps and live up to his expectations, but trying to be someone he's not pushed him to make mistakes in his past. He moves closer to family to help and start fresh. When he sees Sara for the first time he knows he'll do everything he can to protect her. Will he be able to help find her happy ending with him or will their pasts hold them back and become reality?

Theresa Emory moves closer to her family after a life-changing accident. Although she remains confident most of the time, she can't seem to get sexy bad boy Jax Stevens to give her a chance. Jax insists Theresa and him are only friends, but staying away from her is so much harder than he ever imagined. With a haunting past that altered his whole future, he doesn't believe he can be with someone as wonderful as Theresa. Will Theresa's unrelenting need to get to know Jax bring them closer together, or will the truth of his past tear them apart?

Amy used to be the life of the party, now that she graduated from college and it's time for the "rest of her life" to begin, she's not sure who she is or where she fits in. Her family life has never really been what it seems. She's always been daddy's little girl, but now she struggles to live up to both her parents' expectations. Then again, she has a talent for pretending. Her parents have an idea of not only the kind of job she should have, but also the type of man she should marry, so she dates what they see as the perfect man for her and has fun with the men she wants. There's one man who has been a constant in her life. He's always there for her in any way she's wanted or needed and he's one of her best friends, Matt Young. They've always had the perfect arrangement, so what's changed? Does Amy deserve her happily ever after? Will she get it? Matt has never been shy when it comes to women. He's had several girlfriends, slept around when he wanted and doesn't have a care in the world. At least that's how most of his friends see him, even Amy, but he's always been a big romantic at heart. He began falling for Amy many times over the years, but she always insisted they weren't serious. So, he did what he had to do and faked it. He took the parts of her she was willing to share with him. He would always be there to help her, and he'd keep doing it as long as she's safe. Now that their friends are all getting married and even starting families of their own, Matt is ready to start his own future. Will he take his chance with Amy or decide it's time to move on? Will Amy go against her parents' wishes? Will she realize she's had what she needed all along, before it's too late? This book is a stand-alone novel, but better read in order.