When grief leaves Mabel hollow before the holidays, a single tree becomes her last connection to everything she’s lost. But not everyone on her street welcomes the light. As tensions rise, a small act of cruelty sparks a wave of quiet redemption, and a reminder that kindness remembers…

I didn’t expect to outlive my whole family.

I used to think I’d go first. My husband, Harold, always said I’d haunt him for tossing my Tupperware before I was cold. We laughed about things like that.

That’s what 60 years of marriage does — it gives you the grace to joke about endings.

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