The Key to Yesterday

Robert A. Saxon has spent years painting in deliberate solitude, his brushwork his only companion. But his isolation isn't born of mere artistic devotion. He cannot remember anything before seven years ago. No face, no name, no self. Then comes Derby Day at Churchill Downs, and everything shifts. In the crowd, Saxon encounters Duska Filson and something cracks open in his guarded world. As love blooms between them, a single clue emerges from his forgotten years, compelling him toward an investigation that will unmask the man he once was. What waits in that erased past: scandal, sin, or something darker still? The answer will reshape everything Saxon thought he knew about himself, about love, and about the thin membrane between memory and identity.