GraceTown

Hannah never expected much from her trip to GraceTown—certainly not a mysterious pink house hidden deep in the woods. No one else seems to see it, yet inside waits a woman who feels strangely familiar… and a letter from Hannah’s late husband. Who is this woman, and how did she get the letter? As Hannah follows the clues, she’s drawn into a journey that defies logic but speaks straight to the heart—a journey of love, healing, and the kind of magic that only appears when you're ready to believe.

Sophie Jessup has a good life. Staying in GraceTown keeps her close to her parents, and running her antique shop lets her uncover forgotten treasures, like an unusual gold coin romantically inscribed with Love Be Yours, Love Be Mine. Her own love life isn’t perfect, but passion is overrated. Right? When Sophie agrees to volunteer at a local festival, a mysterious tent catches her eye. She enters the tent today and exits in 1916. She thinks she must be dreaming, especially when handsome Josiah Huston comes to her rescue. But her connection to Josiah feels too real to be imagined.

Nurse Jenna Woodsen doesn’t know anything about the Angel of GraceTown or the statue honoring her in the community’s town square. She only knows that when she and her elderly aunt were forced to flee Philadelphia in the dead of night, Violet--the wayward traveler Jenna picked up--suggested they shelter in a deserted house in GraceTown. Violet, a doppelganger for the angel in the square, insists they will be safe here. Everyone assumes Jenna is the fiancée of the absentee homeowner, and Violet convinces Jenna to play along.

Aided by an enchanted music box, a young woman learns valuable lessons about life and love as she sees her life as it was, as it is, and as it could be. Successful businesswoman Annie Laggett's life is forever changed when she impulsively picks up a vintage music box that had been tossed to the curb. At home, as strains from the music box fill the air, Annie is transported back to first observe the past, then the present from the role of an observer, and finally to see what her future could hold depending on what course she takes.

At ninety-two, Matilda knows she has reached a time when more days are behind her than ahead. Surrounded by beloved friends, she’s grateful for every day. Still, listening to others plan their futures, Til can’t help but imagine, what if? What if she had left GraceTown? What if she had married and had children? What if she had pursued her passions rather than focusing on bettering the lives of those around her?

On a crowded rack in the corner of the shop, a sleeve peeked out. She reached for it. The softness of the well-worn tweed familiar to her fingers. His scent still lingering on the lapels. This was his coat, the one he swore he’d keep forever. So how on earth did it end up here?