The Last Stitch of Memory

In the mountains of Puerto Rico, Elena Reyes is a weaver of souls. For generations, her line has practiced "the work" stitching raw sorrow into quilts to grant the grieving peace. But Elena is a healer with a fractured gift, haunted by the hurricane that stole her family a decade ago, leaving her a ghost in her own home.When Lazaro Salazar, an architect, arrives to modernize her town's history, Elena fights to protect its soul. But her gift turns predatory when she ignores ancestral warnings and stitches a green grief too volatile to be contained, trapping her best friend in a lethal prison of memory.To save her, Elena must dive into a world of thread and terror to unpick the "knot" of her own suppressed trauma. In a story where memory is the strongest load-bearing wall, the man who only believes in data must become the anchor holding her to reality.The Last Stitch of Memory is a lush tale of healing, heritage, and the courage to finally say goodbye. Annette Grantham has always been a wanderer and an adventurer. Born in New York, she spent her childhood and youth moving across the Northeast coast and Texas, attending thirteen different schools along the way. She joined the Army and served her country with pride and courage. She then pursued a career as a software engineer, creating cutting-edge technology for secretive government agencies. But her true passion was always writing. She dreamed of crafting stories that would transport readers to magical worlds full of wonder and danger. Now she writes fantasy novels that combine her love of history and magic. Her five-book series, Frontier Witches, is a thrilling blend of Deadwood and Practical Magic, featuring strong and sassy heroines who use their powers to survive and thrive in the lawless lands of the Old West. She lives with her high school sweetheart and her crazy dog in a cozy cabin surrounded by nature.