Some letters take twelve years to arrive.
Nora Ellison left Birch Hollow on the 5:40 bus, with her mother's funeral behind her and a goodbye letter dropped through the brass slot of the post office. Now she is back, with a clipboard, a thirty-day assignment, and orders to recommend that the building be closed.
Sam Whitaker, the postmaster, has kept the lamp over the door burning every night since she left. He has kept something else, too: one empty mailbox, paid up, waiting for a letter that never came.
Thirty days. A back room full of undelivered mail. A town that never stopped hoping she would come home. And a question neither of them has been brave enough to answer: what if the letter you were waiting for was never lost, only late?
Forwarding Address: Home is a heartwarming, clean small-town romance about grief, forgiveness, and the people who keep the light on. Book one of the Birch Hollow Letters series.
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