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The Hidden Meadow
Paperback
ISBN13: 9781996893166
Publisher: Tagger Press
Published: May 10 2026
Pages: 154
Weight: 0.63
Height: 0.42 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
An endangered sapphire-blue butterfly appears in Cedar Hollow after decades of being thought gone forever.
At first, the sightings seem impossible.
A butterfly at the old gas station. Another near the bookstore. One drifting over the river in the warm spring light.
When young entomologist Hannah Mercer arrives to investigate, she expects to find a mistake.
Instead, she finds a hidden meadow on the far side of the mountain, an elderly widow named Margaret Callahan, and the life's work Margaret shared with her late husband, Owen.
For decades, the Callahans quietly protected the wildflowers, lupines, and butterflies of their secluded hillside meadow while the rest of the world forgot them.
Now, with the butterflies returning in numbers no one thought possible, Cedar Hollow must decide what it means to protect something fragile, beautiful, and worth saving.
Heartwarming, hopeful, and full of the quiet magic of small towns, The Hidden Meadow is a story about second chances, unexpected belonging, and the extraordinary things that can happen when people care for the world around them.
Because sometimes, if we cannot save everything, maybe we can save this.
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