
The Price of Her Freedom is a contemporary romance about breaking free from a life controlled by others, reclaiming the freedom to choose her own path, and finding love where she least expects it.
At twenty-one, Rhea Peterson has spent her life trying to earn her adopted family's approval. When she chooses to pursue her dream of becoming an actress, they give her an ultimatum: abandon her dream or agree to marry the man they have chosen for her. Rhea accepts the engagement, believing it is the price she must pay to follow her dream.
Then an accident leaves Rhea with no memory of the life she was forced to live.
Strangely, losing her memory feels like freedom. Although she cannot remember her family, her fiancé, or the life they insist is hers, something inside her tells her not to trust them. Desperate to escape, Rhea turns to the one person she barely knows—Andrew Kingsley, a powerful billionaire caught in an engagement of his own.
In a reckless attempt to protect herself, Rhea claims Andrew as her fiancé. What begins as a lie soon becomes something neither of them expected. But as Rhea rediscovers her passion for acting and genuine feelings grow between them, fragments of her past begin to return—and with them comes the terrifying truth about the accident that took her memory.
Sometimes, forgetting your life is the only chance you have to finally choose it.