Grief changes you, and no one is more aware of that inescapable fact than Carlotta Mercier. It's been four years since her husband, John Paul, passed, but moving on feels impossible. She feels like a shell of the woman she once was, but what else is there? Better to just lose herself in work. Better to fill her days to the brim so she doesn't have time to wallow. Never mind that she's so lonely for his company that she'd rather be alone if she can't have him. Never mind that she's so starved for his touch that her dreams of him border on hallucinations. Never mind because her heart will always be broken after losing the soulmate she waited most of her life to meet. How can anyone move on from that? Apparently, her husband, John Paul, knew. In a letter, written the year before he passed, Carlotta's husband, who loved to celebrate his wife and the day they married, guides her through a tenth-anniversary trip he planned before he got sick. A trip that will take her to his hometown of New Orleans where she will finally get to know the man he was before he left that city. Will this trip down memory lane help Carlotta discover who she is now that he's gone? Can a young man who idolized her husband introduce her to the woman born from the love that remains?

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