Lily Harper has spent ten years building a life far from Rosewood Grove. She swore she would never return to the town that took her mother and her childhood best friend.Everything changes when her grandmother’s will leaves her the overgrown Rosewood Garden, with one condition: restore it in 90 days or lose it to developers.Ethan Cole still lives in Rosewood. He is the town’s landscaper now, and the boy who broke her heart without meaning to. The town council pairs them together to save the garden, and old feelings are harder to weed out than expected.As they dig through soil and memories, Lily finds letters her grandmother wrote, letters that reveal why her mother left, why Ethan never called, and why the garden matters more than property lines. The line between past and present begins to blur.Now, she must decide whether to finish the job and leave again, or plant new roots, even if it means risking her heart on the boy who has always been in it.