"Thank you for giving me the chance to love you. And for giving yourself the chance to love you, too."Agent Phelan Cole of the Global Anti Terrorist Force, one of the most respected and feared men in the classified military counter-terrorism and intelligence agency, is secretly and happily married to fellow agent Clyde Barnett. With their romantic relationship and marriage concealed from other agents, Cole and Clyde will face the greatest threat yet to their love for each other: A mission in the Eastern European country of Croenia leads to Clyde losing all his memories of Cole ... and reverting back to the gay man with severe internalized homophobia that he was before he met Cole, an openly bisexual man accepting of his own sexual orientation.While the agency's intimidating Research & Development department races against time to reverse engineer the device that caused Clyde's amnesia, Cole is also racing against time to save his marriage and bring back his beloved best friend, lover and husband. Will Cole succeed in saving his husband? Or will he lose everything, even his own life?_________________________________Memento Amare is a standalone, 130,000+ word, gay romance novel by G. D. Cox. It has a guaranteed HEA ending.

'They walk together like they’re attached by some invisible bond, like they’re meant to be there at each other’s sides. There’s no doubt that they’re more than just friends, that they’re lovers. Maybe even more than that.'A fluffy glimpse of former secret agents Phelan Cole and Clyde Barnett-Cole while shopping in a supermarket, set in the near future from the perspective of a kind stranger.(A 5,000+ word short story and companion piece to Memento Amare. It can also be read as a standalone, or as a teaser story before reading Memento Amare.)