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Publisher: Independently Published
Pages: 190
Weight: 0.50
Height: 0.44 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Nell Marsh has gotten good at making Christmas look like something she's doing on purpose.
Two years after her divorce, she runs The Folded Corner, Millhaven's letterpress print shop, on schedule and on her own terms - cards sent, wreath hung, grief tucked neatly out of sight. Then a hand-stitched Advent calendar shows up on her porch. Twenty-four small canvas doors. No return address. Just her name, written in ink, and a note tied on with red string: Open one a day. Trust me.
Each door holds something too specific to be a stranger's guess - a peppermint she used to love, a photograph she thought no one had kept, a truth about herself she hadn't said out loud in years. Someone has been paying attention. Someone has been remembering.
As December counts down and the list of suspects narrows - her golden-retriever neighbor, the flirtatious paper supplier, the quiet man who's always just been her best friend's brother - Nell has to decide whether she's brave enough to want to be known again, and by whom.
A slow-burn, small-town holiday romance about the difference between being remembered and being known - and what it costs to let someone in when you've spent two years keeping the door closed.
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