Caleb Mercer can fix almost anything on his workbench. His own life is another matter.
Since losing his wife, Caleb has retreated into the familiar routines of his small-town repair shop. But when an old radio left behind by his friend Arthur Bell leads him to a locked cabinet, he discovers that Arthur kept more than broken belongings. He kept a secret for decades.
Following the clues draws Caleb into a story of estrangement, sacrifice, and choices whose consequences have never faded. As the past unfolds, his daughter Nora offers him a chance to repair their own strained relationship-if he can learn to let her in.
A moving novella of small-town secrets, friendship, grief, and forgiveness, this is a story about the things we hold on to and the courage it takes to begin again.