The Garden of Lost and Found

At the heart of the story is James Ramsay, a young man grappling with the inheritance of a brownstone in New York City after his mother's death. Living alongside Nellydean, the building's long-time tenant, he faces a moral dilemma: sell the property for quick cash or keep it and risk financial ruin. Complications arise with the arrival of Nellydean's niece, seeking refuge, and an older man's unexpected affection for James, all while he deals with his declining health. The narrative explores themes of connection, responsibility, and the complexities of family ties.