A Thousand Mornings Without You

For eight years, Rose Sinclair has awakened before dawn and stood at the same window, watching the sunrise for a man she believes died in the Great War.In 1914, Rose and Daniel promised to meet beneath the first light of every morning. Then Daniel went to war and disappeared. His letters eventually stopped, and when a soldier returned claiming to have witnessed Daniel's death, Rose was forced to accept the unbearable truth. She buried her first love in her heart and slowly rebuilt a life without him.By 1922, Rose has become the wife of Adrian Lockwood, a quiet, compassionate architect who gives her stability and a home. They have a daughter, Eliza, and Rose has learned how to function again-even while part of her remains trapped in the past. Adrian understands that he can never replace Daniel, but offers Rose a future built on partnership rather than the ghosts of yesterday. Then the impossible happens. Daniel is alive.After years of captivity, injury, and memory loss, Daniel's memories return with devastating clarity. He remembers Rose, their promise, the cliffs, and the life they were supposed to have. Believing only eight years have passed in a world frozen around his memories, he returns home determined to keep the promise he made as a young man.When Rose finally sees him at the cliffs, the sunrise they once promised each other becomes something neither could have imagined. Daniel has returned to the woman he remembers-but Rose is now a wife and mother, and the life waiting for him belongs to another era.A Thousand Mornings Without You is a bittersweet historical romance about wartime loss, memory, impossible reunions, enduring love, and the painful realization that surviving the past does not mean you can return to it.