They look exactly like their ancestors. They're planning the town's centennial gala together. And they're both trying very hard not to fall in love.
Maggie Carter has spent her life playing it safe-never married, never took big risks, content running her inn in Winterberry Hollow. But when she's asked to co-chair the town's 100th anniversary celebration, she discovers something that shakes her careful world: her great-aunt Margaret and Tom Morgan's grandfather Thomas were deeply in love-until family pressure tore them apart in 1925.
Tom Morgan thought helping plan the centennial would be simple. Honor the past, celebrate the community, avoid any emotional complications. But working with Maggie changes everything. Especially when they discover a photograph that proves they look exactly like their star-crossed ancestors.
Through weeks of historical research and late-night planning sessions, Tom and Maggie uncover a love story that never got its happy ending. The last dance. The forced separation. The letters that were never sent. And as they piece together what happened a century ago, they realize they're doing something their ancestors never could:
Choosing each other.
With the whole town watching, a television crew documenting everything, and eight-year-old Sophie convinced they're meant to be together, Tom and Maggie face a choice: play it safe like they always have, or risk everything for a love that's been waiting a hundred years to get it right.
A heartwarming later-in-life romance about second chances, family legacies, and finding love when you've stopped looking for it.
