Rosalie Furillo left ten years ago without so much as a goodbye. Grief broke her, and she never looked back.

Daniel Strauss stayed behind. He kept his hands busy and tried not to miss the girl who vanished.

Now she's back in a town that won't let her forget and a past still rooted to the front porch. 

Can two people who've lost everything learn to build something again? Or is some grief too deep to forgive?

A slow-burn story about what's left after everything breaks and the messy, honest work of coming home.