Ovation Encore — Ronnie G. Anderson

Ovation Encore (95,458 words) Waking up in a hospital after surviving a plane crash Annie Baldwin had no memory of who she really is. At a Miami church serving as a halfway house for the less fortunate people in the area Annie found herself at home with their grand piano. Unlike her memory her learned piano skills had not suffered a loss. When asked her name she told them Annie Baldwin - Annie because of her bright curly red hair and Baldwin because that was the name of the piano where she happened to be sitting at the time. This is the story of Annie's recovery of her memory and the changes to her life that it brings. Declared dead by the government Annie faces a personal crisis as she finally remembers that she had a husband in the past. The man has moved on marrying her best friend at the time; besides as Annie she had found love herself and a home in the choir of the Miami church where she serves as their pianist.