Description

Jada Owens had finally found her peace: a loving husband, a bright daughter, and a small, beautiful farmhouse waiting for their new life. But on the day of their move to the countryside, a devastating car accident rips the dream away, leaving Jada a widow, her daughter Rae silent and injured, and the promise of a future shattered.

In the suffocating silence of her new, lonely home, Jade is paralyzed by grief and the crushing weight of her new financial reality. Her only recourse is the overgrown, wild yard once her husband’s dream, now a nightmare. Desperate for a focus for her pain, she begins to carve out a sacred space: a grief garden.
Planted with marigolds for resilience, bleeding hearts for sorrow, and forget-me-nots for enduring love, the garden becomes a monument to her loss and a quiet anchor for her and Rae. As mother and daughter begin to heal the soil, they are unaware that a tiny, watchful fairy named Faelan is tending the very same ground. Faelan’s task is to guide, to whisper hope into the breeze, and to wait for the moment when the magic of second chances can finally bloom.