The Sister Who Stayed: A Moving Women's Fiction Novel of Inheritance, Regret, Rural Life, and Second Chances After Loss
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Publisher: Myer Simons
Pages: 206
Weight: 0.54
Height: 0.47 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Ellen Price has spent years keeping her distance from Price Hollow Farm. The fields, the old barn, the kitchen light, and the sister who stayed behind all belong to a life she thought she had outgrown.
Then Ruth dies, and Ellen comes home to bury her.
What she expects is paperwork, grief, and a quick sale. What she finds is a farm tied up in contracts, a spring market Ruth planned before her death, and Daniel Mercer, the neighboring farmer Ellen has blamed for Ruth's heartbreak for twenty years.
Daniel is not the man Ellen remembers. He is older now, quieter, and bound to the farm by promises he refuses to explain. Ruth has left behind a letter, a binder, and a trail of hidden truth that slowly forces Ellen to question the story she has carried for half her life.
As the land wakes from winter, Ellen must face the grief she avoided, the sister she never fully understood, and the possibility that love, like spring, can return in a form she did not expect.
The Sister Who Stayed is a heartfelt novel about sisters, secrets, regret, rural life, and the courage it takes to begin again after loss.
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