When her estranged grandfather dies, Nora expects paperwork, not mystery
— until she finds one tree in the family orchard bearing fruit decades out of
season, and an apple that shouldn’t exist, holding a fragment of a letter no one was
ever meant to find. As more impossible fruit ripens, each one hiding another piece
of the truth, Nora is pulled into a decades-old secret her grandfather spent his life
protecting — one that could unravel not just her family’s claim to the land, but a
quiet feud with the family next door that has lasted three generations. The deeper
she digs, the clearer it becomes: someone forged the truth to save this family once,
and now Nora has to decide whether protecting it again is worth what it will cost
her.