Evelyn Kingsley has always felt that something essential is missing from her life. A young archivist working among the forgotten records of Oakhaven, she experiences inexplicable visions of war, blood, ruined buildings, and a man she cannot remember. The sensation is like a phantom limb of the soul-a grief for someone she has never consciously known.Then she sees Elias Hawthorne.He is a modern architect carrying blueprints through St. Jude's Plaza, apparently a complete stranger. Yet the moment Evelyn looks at him, she recognizes the man she loved in another life. Their collision triggers a violent breach between past and present, revealing fragments of a forgotten existence during the Siege of Oakhaven. In that life, Evelyn was a medic and Elias was the man she loved-and the man who died with her as their city collapsed around them. Before the end, they made a vow: they would find each other in every lifetime.But the vow was never a blessing.Their promise has become a supernatural anchor binding their souls together. Every time they remember each other, the barrier between their lives begins to collapse. The phenomenon known as the Symmetry exists to correct the anomaly, and if Evelyn and Elias fully recover their memories, reality itself will begin to tear apart. The more Elias remembers, the more dangerous the connection becomes.Evelyn discovers that the only way to save Elias is to become a stranger to him. She must deny the love she has carried across lifetimes, even while knowing that he is beginning to remember her. To protect him, she must make him believe that their connection means nothing.When Elias finally remembers their ancient vow, the Symmetry begins to fracture the world around them. Evelyn is forced to choose between being reunited with the man she has loved across time and allowing him to survive in a life where he will never know her. Their love reaches its most painful form: not possession, not reunion, but sacrifice.We Loved Each Other in the Wrong Lifetime is a dark, atmospheric romance about reincarnation, forbidden memory, fate, sacrifice, and the cruel possibility that sometimes the only way to save the person you love is to make them forget you.
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