The Wrong Reciprocation

"The way I feel for you is too strong to ignore, but I wouldn't even if I could."

Family was everything to Twyla Jacobs, but to her dismay, the moments she held dear fell forgotten when her beloved grandmother died five years ago. In her campaign to right what she interpreted as wrongs, secrets that had lain dormant for more than half a century were unearthed, and everything she thought she knew began to look fuzzy. Even her budding relationship is unable to escape the blast from the implosion, and she's left heartbroken and confused. Instead of leaving well enough alone, she tries to insulate herself from the pain, only to discover that some stones are better left unturned.

How do you cope when you're on the cusp of merging two halves of your life and the glue turns out to be poison? It's a question that brings Twyla to an unassuming candy shop where she finally learns just how quickly curiosity can kill the cat.