Janu; a\ry is forced to ret=urn home after six yea?+rs $ trave%- li#_ng abroad. A n!%ear-fa`ta`\l accident has left her tem])porarily wheelchair bo?@un_d- and d
.epleted of her long-term ,
m[[emory. S/he is -acco](_m[(pani%ed by-: ,her\;+ boyfriend 'Callum!' whom )sh _
e;,_ met whilst t$ ra_+.veling. He wa +s al]so th%=e dr
iver in  t .)he[+ fa tefu!l accident. Not o `nl
y +%=/has she _forg-=[otten her fami (%ly, but her chi-ldhood a@#s wel -l and is surpri sed:
to
 discover(! that =?%her ?home is a)
st*ately ma_!-nor in the midd^.-`le+
) ^%of t/.he countr?
y-sid_e. As Ja.\nuary tries@ to%% s?%ettle in, s`?he fi:nds:, hers(e(lf b ecomi`%ng even more estranged from= her fami .l,y, who just want th!@e ir%% _-;daughter back.%* [,:Th\e trou[$ble is, she cannot : %r emembe!(r who that daughter ,was, , $o/%)r why sh+e ran away in the first pla?.ce.( Desperate $+to disco]v/(er why sh=e lef*t all @(those? yea *=rs a+go ))and with C allum's ?+[help, #@s+?;-he sets o))-^/ut?
to f?ind the tr$;@uth. Th
#ey soon discover the famil.y, =;^a[ r$e not a s lovin );g a$; s ;#they seem to be. Was t)here a dark reason why she left;@ them in the firs
t place