In a quiet antique shop on the edge of town, Evelyn Whitcombe tends shelves of forgotten treasures, her days marked by silence and dust. Widowed and weary, she moves through life as if snowed under; until one winter evening, she discovers that the collection of old snow globes in her shop are not trinkets at all, but gateways to miniature worlds.

Inside each globe lies a realm broken or barren: orchards without fruit, bells cracked and voiceless, drowned villages trapped beneath ice, carnivals lost to silence. As Evelyn steps into these snow-bound worlds, she learns that her task is not only to mend them, but to carry their lessons back into her own heart. With every globe she restores, the snow falls truer, and Evelyn begins to rediscover something she thought long buried; wonder, purpose, and the courage to let her own story be heard.

But Winterhaven, the place between globes, is changing. Its elder is fading. And as Evelyn nears the final globe, she must face the greatest revelation of all: that her own life; her grief, her silence, her shop; is part of the story that must be restored.

Enchanting, lyrical, and deeply moving, Keeper of the Silent Snow is a timeless tale of loss, memory, and renewal. For anyone who has ever felt buried by silence, this novel reminds us that every flake of snow carries a story, and every story; no matter how fragile; deserves to fall into the world.