Silas Vance spent twelve years running from his mother’s madness. When she dies alone in a house being eaten alive by plants, he returns to Rust Harbor to bury her and sell the land. But the house isn’t rotting—it’s remembering. Inside the walls, his mother left a twenty-year confession written in chlorophyll: a diary of every grief, secret, and love the town ever buried. Now a battery factory wants the land, and Silas has five days to decide whether to burn his mother’s legacy or become its translator. A story about the people who hold our pain when we can’t, and the quiet courage of growing anyway.
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