This is the fourth book in a series about Bella and Rob Pattinson. 

Bella Jordan Pattinson, wife of superstar, Robert Pattinson, suddenly begins to display exceptional martial arts and hand-to-hand combat skills, yet she has no memory of being trained.  Did she have another life before she met Rob?  Why doesn’t she remember, and why is she starting to remember now? 

Here is an excerpt from, “The Spy Who Loved Me:”

As part of Rob’s training for his new role, he had to learn to fence.  When he and his instructor took a break, I picked up a large sword and without thinking, rolled it around my palm like Obi Wan wielding a light saber. 

Jade, Rob’s instructor, walked over to me.  “That sword is for Katana, a Chinese martial art.  Who taught you how to handle it?” She asked.

“No one,” I replied, as I spun the sword again.

She laughed, assuming I was being facetious.  She picked up another heavy sword and parried.

As I sensed that she was about to lunge, I tossed my sword over her head, dropped onto one hand and vaulted to the side opposite her sword hand; I instantly righted myself, and caught the sword midair.  Before she knew what had happened, my blade was pointed at the back of her neck.

She dropped her sword, turned and bowed, then looked at Rob.  “You didn’t tell me your wife had studied Katana,” she said.

“No, I didn’t,” he replied.  “Bella, may I speak with you?”

When we were out of earshot, he stopped and faced me.  “What was that?” He asked, incredulously.

“I don’t know,” I said, still dazed.

“What do you mean, ‘you don’t know?’  You just forgot to mention that you are an expert at sword fighting?”

“Rob, I have never picked up a sword before in my life!”

“Why are you lying to me about this?” He yelled.

I started to cry.  How could he accuse me of lying?  “I’m not lying!  Why would I?” I yelled at him.

“I don’t know why, but I know what I saw,” he hissed as he stormed away.

New moon Alternative.

He went away and became the monster he always knew he was. The world changed and he forgot her.

But she always remembered. And she's not the girl she once was.

When all you knew is lost, can you ever become you again?