You felt Familiar by Livia Vane

Five years of love disappeared in a single moment.

Noah Bennett had finally found everything he never believed he could have: a place where he belonged, a home above a weathered boatyard, and Reid Callahan—the steady, fiercely protective man who taught him that love could feel safe.

Then a devastating accident takes the last six years of Noah’s memory.

When he wakes in the hospital, Noah believes he is still twenty-seven, living in Denver and hiding parts of himself from a world he doesn’t trust. He doesn’t remember Greyhaven. He doesn’t remember the life he built there.

And he has no idea who Reid is.

For Reid, losing Noah would have been unbearable. Having him alive but watching him recoil from their shared history might be worse. He can tell Noah about their first kiss, show him photographs of happier days, and help him return to the home they created together—but he cannot force Noah to remember loving him.

As Noah slowly heals, Reid becomes the one person who makes the unfamiliar world feel quiet. Safe. Almost like home.

But trust is not memory, and attraction is not a promise.

If Noah’s missing years never return, can he still choose Reid again—or will their love remain part of a life he can no longer remember?