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Determined to shake living in her older sister's mistake-filled shadow and fresh out of high school, Chloe McKinney is eager to show her strict and overbearing parents that she is a responsible adult that can make it on her own. The only person she seems to have on her side is her grandpa whom she has always had a special bond with.
When Chloe's homelife with her parents becomes unbearable, she plots a way out and applies for a job as a live-in caretaker to an elderly lady named Hanna Hutton. Chloe can't quite put her finger on why her new employer seems so familiar to her, as if she has always known her.
One night, Hanna reveals a shocking secret to Chloe that she had lived a past life with the only man she ever loved. Together they made a beautiful life and family. Had it not been messed up by tragedies, she would have lived the most perfect life. Hanna seems trapped and saddened in her new life while wishing for her old life with her family back. She fears that once this life is soon over that she will be born again and live another dull life without ever finding true love again.
As Chloe struggles with believing Hanna's secret, clues and jaw-dropping revelations keep coming up that may very well explain just why it is that her sweet elderly boss seems so familiar!
While Chloe works to figure out the mystery of Hanna's secret, she finds herself also falling in love with the perfect man. Her newly found love makes her sad for her employer's lost true love and finds her wanting to believe the impossible.
Can true love last forever? Could one be reincarnated? And if one could be, then couldn't there be more?
