308 Wisteria Lane

<p>When newly heartbroken landscape architect <strong>Trina Rinaldi</strong> buys the crumbling Victorian at <strong>308 Wisteria Lane</strong> she plans to renovate it quickly and sell it for profit. But the house refuses to become just another project; a burned porch beam an iron fence that won't stay shut and a series of hidden artifacts suggest a life once lived fiercely between its walls. As Trina restores the home she uncovers the long-buried story of <strong>Honey Randall</strong> a gifted 1920s seamstress who refused to disappear inside a marriage or a quiet town. Piece by piece the house reveals Honey's legacy of resilience survival and hard-won selfhood - a map meant not for strangers but for <strong>the right woman someday</strong>. The more Trina uncovers the more she realizes she isn't just restoring a house - she's restoring herself.</p>