Robin has been gone for two years. No matter the lead, Preacher has hunted for her. He can't find her and admitting defeat isn't in his nature. She's in pain, and there's nothing he can do to help her but sacrifice everything in vain.

When Preacher least expects it, Robin is reported alive. Badly beaten and broken, she's in the hospital, back in their lives once again.

Only, when Robin wakes up, she doesn't remember her identity, the club, or anything about the last two years. She has no memory of Preacher, of Bishop, nothing. Her life is a complete blank and what's more, she knows deep down she's hurting her loved ones.

The man who took her from Preacher is still out there. Someone close to home has helped his enemy, and Preacher knows Robin isn't safe. Not only does he have to deal with his woman's complete lack of memory of him and their time together, he knows his enemy will try to reclaim her.

Two years is a long time, and the memories return with a revelation Preacher isn't prepared for.

Was Robin running away from a monster?

Or was she running straight back to the man who took her—a man she may even be in love with?