Frank by Mary Kennedy

Frank Gaspar Robicheaux is finally home with his family and friends. Being a part of the RP family means often taking on details that you don’t really want to do. What starts out as a protection detail for the California Governor, quickly turns into a rescue mission for a battered young woman. His instant need to protect and cherish the bandaged woman seems odd for Frank. When they discover the meaning behind her strange tattoo, everything clicks into place for Frank and the memories flood his body. Everything has a new meaning for him. Everything.

Lane Olivia Quinn has been gone a long time. The oldest child of Olivia and Titus, she’s the screw up of the family. After an encounter in the gardens with long-time friend, Frank, Lane realizes that she needs to get her life in order. She deserves more and so does Frank. Chasing a story that seems too far-fetched to believe, she finds herself in a danger she cannot even contemplate. Without her memory, nothing makes sense. Lying in a strangers home, trusting a giant of a man to rescue her, she feels things that don’t make sense. When his three friends show up to help, Lane is perplexed when she looks up at her rescuers and says only one thing, “Fe, Fie, Fo.”