Derek Worthington has neglected the personal relationships to those closest to him and compromised his morals to gain wealth, stature, and power. He is unaware that his wife, Jane, is fed up with the arrogant and uncaring man he has become and is secretly planning a divorce. After surviving a brain aneurysm, he begins having visions of somewhat familiar people from a different place in time. He tries to pass them off as mere dreams, but the constant visions begin to intrude relentlessly into his daily life. Taking an uncharacteristic risk, he decides to undergo a past life regression, which results in the total recall of his past life as Charles Richardson, a poor Black man who died in the 1940s. Keeping this inconceivable revelation to himself, Derek cannot escape the persistent memories of the honorable and caring man he was as Charles and is thrust into a deep internal struggle within himself after discovering that his wife who he loved dearly from his past life, Hattie, is still alive and nearing the end of her life. Returning to Hattie is a thought-provoking and deeply emotional read. With its dual romantic storylines from both the past and present, it is a unique multicultural romance novel that explores the complexities of human existence, personal growth, and the possibility of redemption.