No More Saving You In This Life

Evelyn once dragged Grant Miller from a burning house, leaving her best friend Sienna to die in the flames, and he hated her for it ever after. He had been unfaithful; she had lost half her face to save him. When a knife-wielding stranger cornered them in an alley, Grant took the blade meant for her, and his last words were a plea to bury him beside Sienna. At his funeral his father Richard blamed himself, while his mother Martha struck Evelyn and called her a jinx.

Then Evelyn wakes in a kitchen, twenty-four years old, unscarred, back before the fire. Sienna is about to move in, and Grant and his parents expect the same silent, serving wife. Instead Evelyn refuses to cook, refuses to wait on Sienna, and walks out to eat alone.

Searching Richard's study, she finds the trust and insurance money her parents left her has been emptied by Richard and Martha. She photographs every document, knowing the people who raised her kept her captive, and that Grant never loved her at all.