Marjorie hasn't stepped inside her family's Sag Harbor house in thirty years. Then a letter arrives asking her to open it one last time.
Inside, she finds an old brass key, hand-drawn charts and evidence of something that happened during a violent storm in 1962, something her family has spent decades refusing to discuss. The deeper Marjorie goes, the more she begins to question the story she was told.
What the family called shame may have been something else entirely.
A hidden act of courage.
A person in danger.
And a choice her grandmother made that changed the family forever.
Now Marjorie has to decide what to do with the truth and whether the house she spent thirty years avoiding might finally have something to give her.
