Joy

Joy Alexander's life takes an unexpected turn when she finds herself squatting in the very house she was hired to prepare for its owner, Mr. L.S. McHaffie. Quirky, kindhearted, and delightfully awkward, Joy's love for the sun, sand, and surf keeps her in Oahu-even if it means calling a stranger's home her own.
Meanwhile, Lewis, the exhausted drummer of the world-famous band Hype, retreats to his remote island sanctuary in desperate need of rest after a grueling European tour. But his quest for peace is shattered when a ferocious storm approaches.
During the storm, Joy spots a lone surfer struggling against the raging waves. As she watches, she is fascinated by his ability to ride the wave like a god of the sport, until the wave suddenly swallows him. She rushes to help when the surfboard flies up in the air without its owner attached-only to discover her mysterious neighbor has lost more than just his strength. He's lost his memory.
As Joy helps Lewis piece together who he is, she's forced to face her own broken past and the walls she's built around her heart. What begins as an unlikely friendship soon becomes something more profound-something neither of them expected, and both may be afraid to trust.
Joy is a tender, heartwarming story of healing, identity, and the kind of love that finds you when you stop running and learn to let God lead.