The Copper Kettle

When Lena Ward returns to her childhood hometown of Willow's Edge, she hopes to find closure - not ghosts. Sixteen years have passed since the night her father disappeared after killing her older sister in a drunken rage. With her mother long gone and only an aunt to raise her, Lena has lived her life haunted by questions no one can answer.
Now grown and determined to face the past, she reopens the doors of her family home and starts over with The Copper Kettle, a cozy coffee and craft shop that becomes the heart of her small-town routine. For the first time in years, life begins to feel whole again - especially after she meets Ethan, a kind local farmer whose warmth and quiet steadiness start to fill the spaces Lena thought were ruined forever.
But peace in Willow's Edge doesn't last.
Anonymous letters begin to appear at The Copper Kettle - notes written in a familiar hand, revealing things only her father could have known. As memories blur and old fears resurface, Lena's fragile calm unravels into obsession. Each message draws her deeper into a truth she isn't ready to face, until love, guilt, and blood are bound together in one final, devastating reckoning.
The Copper Kettle is a haunting portrait of family and forgiveness - a story of how love can both heal and destroy, and how sometimes, peace only comes after everything else is lost.