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Finding Their Way Home.
Jamie and Caleb were supposed to be planning a wedding, not going on their first date.
After a traumatic brain injury leaves Jamie without any memory of their relationship, Caleb is left holding a future that only he remembers. As Jamie struggles to piece together the missing years of his life, both men are forced to ask the same question: if love is forgotten, can it be found again?
Set in London and told through both the past and present, The Way Home is an MM romance about memory, healing, found family, and second chances. It is the story of two men who lose the life they planned together and must decide whether love is something you remember or something you choose.
A story about finding their way back to each other, and finding their way home.
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M/M romance
Established relationship
Amnesia / memory loss
Falling in love twice
Protective partner
Hurt/comfort
Caretaking
Forced proximity
Domestic intimacy
Emotional healing
Second chance at love
Angst with a happy ending
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The story centers heavily on recovery following a serious accident and the resulting memory loss.
Medical care, rehabilitation, and physical recovery are recurring elements throughout the book.
The main relationship is established before the events of the novel, although one character no longer remembers their relationship.
The book contains emotionally intense scenes surrounding identity, relationships, and the loss of memories.
There are explicit sexual scenes between consenting adults.
The romance has a happy ending.
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Detailed descriptions of the accident and its aftermath
Hospitalization following a serious traumatic injury
Discussions and descriptions of brain injury and memory loss
Physical rehabilitation and ongoing symptoms related to recovery
Fear surrounding whether lost memories will return
Emotional distress related to not remembering a spouse or shared relationship
A partner taking on a significant caretaking role
Grief over the perceived loss of a previous version of a relationship
Discussions of the possibility of death and permanent disability
Arguments and relationship conflict connected to memory loss and recovery
Explicit sexual content
References to past sexual and romantic experiences
Happy ending / relationship resolution