Fairview has everything you expect to find in a small town--a tight-knit community, helpful neighbors, secrets, jealously, gossip, and, of course, petty revenge.
Life in the small town of Fairview is nearly perfect. Nestled on the shores of beautiful Laurel Lake, the community has been home to the Keller family for generations, and Madison Keller's childhood memories are mostly idyllic.
Mostly.
Although for ten years she has pushed away memories of the accident that changed the trajectory of her life, an onslaught of reminders suddenly emerges, including the sale of the town's golf course, a place of sentimental importance to her, and her Grandma Ruth's progressing Alzheimer's. As Ruth slips further away, Madison works furiously to keep memories alive for her through photos and stories, and throws herself into solving the mystery of two letters Ruth has held onto for decades, which might be tied to the course.
Soon, the past collides with the present, and although it is difficult to determine at times what is real and what is part of her grandmother's confused mental wanderings, Madison is forced to confront her own role in the tragic events of the decade-old accident, resurrecting everything she has kept carefully buried.
As Madison battles to hold onto her grandmother a bit longer, and perhaps save a special piece of Fairview, she risks losing part of herself.