Sometimes the past can haunt you, no matter how far you run away.

Scarlett Wilson had a perfect life. She got into her dream college, finally found something she was passionate about. She didn’t think life could get any better. Until her parents died in a car crash and her perfect life crumbled into ashes.

After spending the last two years working in the ER of busy San Francisco, she wants a change. So, when the possibility arises for her to leave the big city life and move to a small town, she jumps at the opportunity.

Emory Falls is a fresh start. A clean slate. A new place to really work through her grief.

Until she comes face to face with Weston.

Weston Brooks is Emory Falls golden boy. As the town’s favorite paramedic, Weston thrives from the praise and recognition of being needed. But there’s a thrilling darkness that beckons him. He likes to take risks, and Scarlett hates that about him.

When Weston sees Scarlett at the hospital, he’s shocked. The last time he saw her was college spring break where they had a week long fling. He came back home to do what his philanthropist parents wanted and never thought he’d see her again.

But Scarlett is different than he remembers. She’s cold, she’s emotionless, and she doesn’t remember him. At all.

At least so he thinks.

How long can she ignore her feelings until the one guy she can’t seem to shake finally fills the emptiness in her heart?