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Harvest at Hollowmere
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Series: Cozy Fantasy, Book 5
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Publisher: Muhammad Sadiq
Pages: 88
Weight: 0.28
Height: 0.18 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
The harvest has come in grieving. The land remembers. And the village can no longer pretend it doesn't know why.
When the apples ripen tasting of tears and the wheat bows its head toward the mere and the late roses bloom grey, Tamsin Ashdown knows - with the deep certainty of a keeper in her second year - that this is not a blight. This is grief. And grief in a harvest means the land itself has something it can no longer bear to keep buried.
Seventy years ago, on a stormy night before any of the younger villagers were born, Hollowmere did a terrible thing. A wild lonely girl came to the fold's door in the rain, seeking shelter, seeking belonging - everything Hollowmere exists to give. And the village, afraid, closed the door.
Her name was Linnet. And Hollowmere has not spoken it since.
Now the land is remembering. Now the harvest grieves. And Tamsin must lead her cozy magical village through the hardest task a community can face: not a monster, not a curse, but its own buried shame - the wrong it did and buried and taught its children to forget, and has carried in its soil ever since, poisoning the ground beneath every warm hearth and golden harvest. To heal the fold, Hollowmere must do what it has spent seventy years refusing to do: remember Linnet, speak her name, own what it did, and offer the welcome that was always hers - even now, even seventy years too late, even knowing it cannot undo the wrong. Only the truth can lift the grief from the land. And the truth, after seventy years of silence, is the hardest magic of all.
The fifth and final book in The Hollowmere Tea House cozy fantasy series - a heartwarming found family story about community, redemption, the courage to face a buried wrong, and the extraordinary healing power of a welcome offered honestly, at last.
A cozy witch fantasy with a magical village, found family, fae characters, slow-burn romance, and a solstice wedding worth waiting five books for.
The door was closed seventy years ago. It is long past time to open it.
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