Sage Johnson decided whom she intended to marry at the ripe old age of eight years old. Too bad, the groom, and her dearest childhood friend, Derick Rogers, didn't have a clue. Twenty years later, Derick is halfway around the world fighting for his country and Sage is a physical therapist and the new owner of her grandparent's bed-and-breakfast—not the life she'd envisioned. Especially when Derick appears at her B & B blinded and bruised by an IED explosion and needing her help. In a panic, she lies about who she is and introduces herself as Abbi Johnson. She could get away with it, right? He can't see her and because of a horrific accident, her voice resembles that of a lifelong, three-pack-a-day smoker. Derick faces the greatest battle of his life. The explosion has taken away all his dreams, save one—to find the one person he needs—Sage Johnson. But when he finds himself in a B & B, toe to toe with a snarky physical therapist, he realizes his heart needs therapy too—the kind only Abbi can give. Is it possible for a man to fall in love with two different women and never suspect they are the same person?