Do you ever feel you are existing without living?

Five years ago, Poppy Everson was climbing the corporate ladder, but she would rather climb a mountain instead. Feeling as though she was dying behind a desk she decided to set herself free. Leaving her job, her hometown, and her younger sister behind to find the meaning of life. Along the way she scattered “Poppy Seeds”; physical and emotional marks she left on her travels not only to prove that she was there but to serve as a trail for the sister she never stopped thinking about.

In the Present day, Isabelle Everson is right where her sister left her. She stayed. She is a soft-spoken homebody content in the quiet routines of her college life majoring in English. But when a letter arrives, threatening to disrupt her predictable life, she must uncover truths about herself, her family, and her future.

Their two stories intertwine as Poppy’s vibrant past echoes through Isabelle’s transformative present. As Isabelle is forced out of her comfort zone, she discovers that the poppy seeds were an invitation to the shared adventures they never got to have.

Heartfelt and deeply redemptive, this is a testament to a sisterhood that proves the marks we leave on those we love are the only things that truly endure.