Some things are lost. Some things are only mislaid.
Isolde Vance was the youngest royal keeper in two hundred years, until she was framed for a crime of memory she cannot even remember, stripped of her name, and exiled to the far end of the kingdom to reopen a shop that has been shut since the last keeper's eyes failed.
She means to clear her name and leave. She does not mean to stay, to care, or to reopen the Lost & Found, the little magical shop where villagers bring the griefs they can no longer carry: a widow's drowned husband's voice, a boy's mislaid knack for whistling, an old woman's last dance.
She certainly does not mean to fall for the man the Crown sent to watch her.
Rook Harrowgate is a soldier serving out a penance sentence at her side, all blunt silences and careful hands and a grief he will not name. He cannot leave. She cannot send him away. And as a prickly exiled keeper and a quiet wounded warrior mend one small heartbreak at a time, bickering over a cracked teacup, closing the shop latch by latch, the shop begins to mend them.
But something is unravelling the kingdom's memory, village by village, and the forgetting has followed Isolde to the end of the world. Before she can keep anything for anyone else, she will have to decide what she is willing to lose.
A cozy fantasy romance for readers of Legends & Lattes, Emily Wilde's Encyclopaedia of Faeries and Can't Spell Treason Without Tea.
Grumpy-sunshine, inverted. Forced proximity that is a bond, not a cage. Found family in a village worth staying for. Slow burn, low spice, one kiss late and worth the wait, and a happily-ever-after that lands. First in the Lost & Found: each book a complete romance, one deepening mystery.
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