Ten years ago, Theodora Murphy packed her bags and left Colorado, saying goodbye to the drama of her sister's failed musical career, her mother's long-suffering disappointment and the grief of her father's death. She'd placed a distance of 2,000 miles between her and her small-town past. She thought she was far enough away, but nothing is ever quiet in Whisper Creek. When Theodora receives a phone call from her sister announcing the death of a prominent resident of the town, she's tempted to ignore the news. When she learns that her mother's fingerprints were found all over the murder weapon, she finds herself headed west, out of the anonymity of her large, populated city and back to the small town, the people and the memories she left behind her years before.
While investigating the murder, Theodora uncovers clues to not only the crime that took place at Fireweed Farm, but she learns things she never knew about her mother's past. Every answer she discovers brings with it even more questions.
Her sister is determined that Theodora owes it to the family she abandoned to clear their mother of this heinous crime. Theodora wants more than anything to do that, but one thing is standing in the way.
What if Mamie isn't innocent?
