Donna Anderson: Midnight Memory Lane, Gebunden

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Before Jeannette was attacked, Clay asked her to write him two songs for a new album he and The Band planned to record. She was reluctant in the beginning. Jeannette had not played or written anything since Robert passed.
One evening she joined Clay and Amy for dinner at My City Restaurant. Little did Jeannette know the couple had a few ulterior motives? An introduction was made to her of the owner, Mark. He gave her hand a kiss and sent a spark that went through both of them.
The restaurant had a stage where live music from the Big Band era was playing. From the stage, Mark asked Clay and The Band to play a song for them. Clay introduced Jeannette, without warning, and asked her to join them on the stage. After the shock of the introduction, she refused at first. With Amy and the audience's encouragement, she reluctantly joined Clay and the band on stage. It was the most fun she had had in several years.
The next day Jeannette was attacked by Jim Westcock. He stabbed her in the right arm several times. A neurosurgeon performed a delicate surgery to repair all the damage Westcock had done. Mark stopped to see her Just after surgery while Jeannette was still feeling the effects of anesthesia and pain meds. Without realizing it, Jeannette told him how she felt about him. He left with a smile on his face, knowing he had made an impression on her.
It was not long after, Jeannette was in love with a special man named Mark. He told her he loved her and promised he would never hurt her, but he did. Together, they settled their issues and were more in love than before.
Now, Jeannette would have to face her attacker in court. Would Jim Westcock go to prison? Will
Jeannette and Mark get married? What will happen with Windy City and My City?