Four Winds Harbor

Nora Calloway came home to bury her mother. She didn't expect to find the one letter her mother spent thirty years making sure no one could read.When Nora Calloway returns to Four Winds Harbor to close out her mother's estate, she braces for grief, paperwork, and the quiet exhaustion of sorting someone else's life into boxes. She doesn't expect to find a letter her mother kept hidden for decades — one whose author was never supposed to be in question.Untangling it means confronting exactly how much her mother chose not to say, in a house that already holds one older, larger silence: her brother Emmett, who walked away from the harbor years ago and never came back, and a town that settled into calling it an accident before anyone had earned the right to.Nora didn't come home to reopen that wound. She came home to close a smaller one.She's about to learn that in Four Winds Harbor, no door stays closed on its own.