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Trouble surrounds the woman with blue-black hair as she stands alone in the Metropolitan Museum of Art; this is the only thing that she knows about herself. No one else can tell that she needs help. Realization of her problem grows like cancer. This beautiful, young woman does not possess a memory. Eventually, she searches offices upstairs, until she discovers a man standing alone. Fearfully, she approaches with an unbelievable story of distress.

Rosemary Lewis divorced her husband after she discovered him with another woman. Suffering from depression at her loss, the young woman threw herself into work as a registered nurse. Then, she met Malcolm Beach, who represented her dream. Sailing became their pastime until the sudden death of her beloved husband. Suddenly, an unknown foe threatens her very life. Why did this begin after the death of her husband? Now a wealthy widow, Rosemary must fight to survive in the beautiful home named Rosemary's Beach House.

Beautiful Catherine Carnegie had it all. Life was golden and right on track - that is until he showed. An old college acquaintance continually entered her life. He seemed to know everything about her. Frank's preposterous claims of belonging to a secret government agency caused her to snicker. Eventually, the handsome man offered her a chance to privately meet his "group." The government agent was not lying. There was such a group. As she understood the importance of this group's actions to the country, her desire for entry became strong. When she realized her mistake, it was too late.