We are shaped by the memories we keep-and the ones we've lost.
Amelia Khan is an ambitious pre-med senior with no room for distractions-until she crosses paths with Liam Brooks, a star hockey player and teaching assistant at BU's medical school. She feels an inexplicable pull toward him, unaware that he's the boy she once loved and forgot after a car accident four years ago erased every memory of him.
Liam is BU's golden boy-older, striking, and the subject of many students' attention. But behind his composed exterior lies a relentless focus fueled by grief and guilt. As the two are drawn together through mutual friends and chance encounters, long-buried secrets-and a complicated history-begin to surface, forcing Amelia to confront the past before she loses herself-and Liam-all over again.
Told through dual perspectives, Always You is a deeply emotional story about rediscovering love after loss and navigating the fragile journey of healing.
Imara Inayatali is a debut author and alumna of the University of Houston. Her storytelling is deeply influenced by her upbringing in a Pakistani family and her professional experience in the public health sector. She brings an authentic, nuanced portrayal of mental health and trauma to her characters while weaving in the richness of her cultural background as a South Asian American.
