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Memory Loss Series
The Memory Loss Series is a collection of romance novels starring the Bergman brothers. Originally from Norway and with a complicated family history, the Bergmans settle in England in the early 2000s. Ashley, Martin, Edwin and Erik are on a life-long journey to find their happy endings, but why are people around them constantly forgetting things?
Every book focuses on one brother and can be read as a standalone. However, the author recommends reading the series in order and without skips to get the full picture and avoid spoilers. These are queer stories and the main characters are part of the LGBTQIA+ community. Please refer to the description of each novel for more information.
Forgotten
Ashley (Ash) and Ashford (Ford) have been best friends forever.
January 2002
When Ash meets Ford, he is six years old.
His mom is too busy taking care of his younger brothers, his dad is too angry. There’s nobody in the
world who will care about Ash, nobody who will love him for who he really is.
That is, of course, until Ashford Hale comes into his life.
August 2024
Two weeks after a car accident, Ford wakes up from a medically induced coma with no memory of the past two years. A fractured elbow, some bruising, but nothing else seems out of the ordinary.
Except, his life is completely different now. His best friend Ash is right beside him when Ford wakes up, and there’s a new light in his eyes; a new softness in the way Ash holds Ford’s hand. Ford has so many questions, and his mind has very few answers.
How did he end up in a relationship with his best friend in 2024? Will the headache ever leave him
alone? And who the hell is Winnie?
What else has he forgotten?
Broken
Young bisexual Matilda often wonders: does she count as a bisexual even when she can’t stand men? Or perhaps is she just too broken?
Matilda Jones is many things. A beloved daughter, a loyal friend, a hard worker. A good mother. No, forget that, she’s a super mother. Tilly can do everything alone, she doesn’t need a man. Nor a woman. She needs exactly one person, and that is little Pippa. Her sunshine, the apple of her eyes. Raising a child alone is challenging, but she’s got it.
She’s got it all.
Then why is it that every time Tilly is around Martin Bergman, she loses her mind? The man drives her up the wall. Ever since Pippa’s dad abandoned her young and pregnant, Tilly swore never to depend on one again. But with each passing day, it’s getting harder and harder to remember why she’s supposed to stay away.
When Tilly gets hurt, Martin is determined to take care of them. But Pippa doesn’t need a father, and Tilly really doesn’t need a man.
Does she?
