All The Words We Almost Said (Book one of the Maple Bay Series)

Eight years apart. A town full of ghosts. A love story that never truly ended.

When Harper Quinn returns to Maple Bay after inheriting her estranged uncle's antique and oddities
shop, The Hearth & Curio, she expects creaky floorboards, cluttered shelves, and a fresh start.

She doesn't expect to find Jesse Langdon, the boy she once loved, the man she never forgot, and the last
person she ever thought she'd see again.
Now he's back too, quietly restoring the crumbling Victorian farmhouse he grew up in after the recent
loss of his mother.

While Harper works to breathe life back into a shop filled with dusty books,
mismatched china, and the warm hum of coffee brewing behind the counter, Jesse's return stirs memories
she thought she'd buried long ago.
As autumn drapes Maple Bay in golden light and woodsmoke, Harper throws herself into reviving the
town's long-forgotten Enchanted Maple Bay Christmas lighting celebration alongside her best friend,
Mae. But between misplaced journals, whispered secrets, and Jesse's unexpected involvement in her
plans, old emotions begin to stir and so do the truths they were never brave enough to speak aloud.

And when Elena, Jesse's girlfriend, stumbles across a journal filled with anonymous, aching confessions
Harper never meant to share, everything begins to unravel.

Set against a backdrop of candlelit windows, turning leaves, and the soft sound of records playing in the
background, All the Words We Almost Said is a story of second chances, small-town magic, and the
quiet ache of a love that never quite let go.
Somewhere between the past they left behind and the future they never imagined, Harper and Jesse must
decide if it's too late to rewrite their story, or if some love stories are simply unfinished.

For readers who loved the wistful intimacy of Emily Henry, the atmospheric charm
of Gilmore Girls, and the slow ache of a Taylor Swift bridge.