Letters Left at Maple Hill

When Rose Ellery returns to Maple Hill after her grandfather’s death, she expects dust and silence just the soft creak of the attic floorboards and the echo of old memories. Instead, she finds a box of unsent letters, all in his careful handwriting, each addressed to Eli Turner the boy who once promised her forever before disappearing without goodbye.

The letters reopen a part of her life she thought was gone, revealing truths about love, regret, and the choices that broke them apart. Now Eli’s back in town older, quieter, still carrying that familiar sadness behind his smile. As Thanksgiving approaches, their paths cross once more, stirring feelings neither of them buried deep enough.

Torn between protecting herself and wanting to know the truth, Rose has to face what those letters really mean. Some secrets wait to be found. Others should have stayed forgotten.

When the past returns in ink and memory, can love survive its own ghosts?

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Set against this spirit of homecoming and gratitude, this book tells one unforgettable story of love rediscovered when the heart finally finds its way back home.

Welcome to Home for Thanksgiving, a tender clean romance series about love, forgiveness, and the quiet joy of coming home. Each story follows someone returning to familiar streets and faces some to make peace with the past, others to rediscover the love they never truly lost.

Amid the scent of pumpkin pie and the flicker of candlelight, hearts open in unexpected ways. Old friendships find warmth again, families learn to listen, and hope settles softly like falling leaves.

Gentle, heartfelt, and full of gratitude, these stories remind us that the truest home isn’t a place it’s the people waiting for you at the door.