[PRE-ORDER] Digital/ebook will be published on November 10, 2026

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Some stories deserve to be remembered for more than how they ended.

Two years after her mother’s murder, KNote has worked hard to rebuild her life — and keep Yarn-monious, the beloved yarn shop her mother left behind, thriving. But with her mother’s killer finally headed to trial, old wounds are about to reopen, forcing KNote to face the one thing she’s spent two years trying to escape: the public’s endless fascination with her mother’s death.

Enter Syrena Turner, host of Not Quite Forgotten, a true-crime podcast that wants to tell Shanice Keller’s story. KNote has no interest in helping another podcaster turn her family’s tragedy into entertainment. She’s heard the promises before, and she’s not ready to trust anyone with her mother’s memory.

But Syrena’s reasons are personal. Having lost her own sister to murder, she knows what it means when the world remembers the crime but forgets the person.

When an unexpected turn in the case leaves KNote questioning whether justice will ever feel like justice, she must decide what matters most: staying silent to protect her heart or speaking up to make sure her mother’s life is remembered.

In this heartfelt story of grief, sisterhood, and second chances, KNote discovers that while the truth can be painful, remembering someone fully is its own kind of healing.

Because a life is always more than the way it ends.