Ten years after losing her husband in a winter storm, Rosie Kim has built a life of quiet rhythms in her Blue Harbor bakery, where grief and sweetness coexist in every loaf she bakes before dawn. When Noah Pierce—her late husband's best friend who carries the guilt of that final fishing trip, returns to document the town's resilience, their collaboration to save her bakery from a corporate chain becomes something neither a second chance at love that tastes of forgiveness and fresh bread. But in a town where everyone remembers everything, loving again means confronting not just grief but the unspoken truth that Noah has been half in love with her since before he had the right to be, and that some part of Rosie has always known.
