He Forgot Me, But Followed My Light

When a wounded man emerges from the fog and follows her light home, Talia Greaves knows two things at once-Calder Hart has returned to Thornmere, and something is terribly wrong. He knows the town. He knows the cliffs, the harbor, and the dangerous coastal paths. But the memories that should matter most are slipping through his hands, and the sword he carries seems to draw darkness wherever it goes.
Talia has spent her life keeping the old lights of Thornmere burning. In a town built on storms, reefs, and hard-earned survival, the coast does not forgive careless men or easy lies. But now the danger is not only in the sea. Calder is being called back to the capital by the very people who helped shape him into a useful weapon, while Thornmere's western lights-the same lights that save ships from wreck and ruin-are threatened by officials who think old things are disposable.
As the fog thickens and the truth behind Calder's cursed sword begins to surface, Talia must fight on two fronts: to protect the man who came back to her without fully remembering why, and to save the lights that guide her town home through the dark. Set against a wild, windswept coast of cliff paths, hidden coves, lantern glow, and dangerous waters, He Forgot Me, But Followed My Light is a romantic fantasy about memory, return, quiet devotion, and the fragile hope of finding your way back to the one place-and the one person-that still calls you home.