What We Remember: A Collins Novel

Rose McGregor knows that history matters. As the new president of the Collins Historical Society, she's inherited decades of town records, mislabeled boxes, and one very inconvenient truth: Collins remembers almost everything, but none of it in a way anyone can actually use. Gina Godwin has a different kind of mind. A software developer with a gift for structure, Gina sees the problem immediately. What Collins needs is not just an archive. It needs a system. A living memory. Something searchable, connected, and durable enough to outlast the people trying to hold it all together. As Rose and Gina begin transforming scattered town history into something practical, they uncover forgotten decisions, missing infrastructure records, and long-buried threads that still shape life in Collins now. The more they build together, the more clear it becomes that memory is never just about the past. It is about care. Stewardship. Trust. And the quiet courage required to make something that lasts. Set in the thoughtful, emotionally grounded world of Collins, What We Remember is a tender small-town sapphic romance about community memory, meaningful work, and two women discovering that attraction often begins with respect.

Pagina's: 206, Paperback, Independently published