Letters Across Time
By April Espinosa

When Clara inherits her grandmother's seaside cottage, she expects dusty furniture and quiet grief—not a hidden box of letters that shatter everything she thought she knew about the woman who raised her.

Each envelope is addressed only to "Thomas" and signed with a version of her grandmother's name Clara never heard spoken. The words inside are tender, raw, and brimming with hope in the midst of 1943's wartime shadows. As Clara digs deeper, with the help of Eli—a local historian who understands the power of what's left unsaid—she begins to piece together a love story that transcended distance, silence, and the boundaries of time.

Through Maggie's eyes, Clara learns about courage, vulnerability, and the quiet kind of love that changes everything. But as the trail of letters narrows toward its final pages, one question grows impossible to ignore: what became of Thomas, and why did his story vanish from family history?

A poignant dual-timeline novel, Letters Across Time is about the bonds that survive decades, the truths hidden in plain sight, and the way one woman's words can shape another's future.