The Fisherman's Gift

Set against the backdrop of a snowbound Scottish fishing village in 1900, the narrative unfolds as a mysterious boy resembling a long-lost son washes ashore, prompting teacher Dorothy to care for him. As secrets emerge within the community, Dorothy rekindles her connection with the reclusive fisherman Joseph. The story explores themes of love, grief, and the complexities of village life, revealing how buried emotions can surface unexpectedly, much like the first snowdrops of spring.