Of course, Cassiopeia Carrigan loved to meddle and match-make, and once her will is read, it turns out she has left the Christmas tree farm in equal shares to Noelle, Hannah, Miriam, and Levi.
Luckily, Miriam won’t be staying long – she’ll go back to her art scene in Charleston and marry her perfect lawyer fiancée and Noelle won’t have to deal with her or admit to her very inconvenient attraction to the woman. The fact that Miriam seems to be welcomed back by everyone with open arms, her long absence forgiven without any consequences, riles Noelle up even more. Noelle found a warm welcome, a second (more supportive family) and a new home at Carrigan’s and cannot understand how Miriam could have hurt everyone so much by just disappearing for a decade, cutting herself off from everyone. Once she arrives at Carrigan’s, her aunt’s big farm, she discovers that Levi, her childhood friend not only dated her cousin and former best friend Hannah for years, then took off and broke her heart, but that Hannah has been pretty much running the farm with the assistance of the capable and rather hostile Noelle. She’s terrified at the prospect that her father might be there, but also needs to see her remaining relatives. Miriam is working towards finally opening her own art studio in Charleston when she is informed that her great-aunt Cass died (no one had even told Miriam that Cass was ill) and she drops everything to go to her aunt’s large Christmas tree farm in upstate New York to sit shiva. She has a beautiful and wealthy fiancée and while they’re never going to share a passionate romance, they love each others as friends and support one another. Now she turns antique junk into creative and incisive art and has a loyal following on Instagram. Ten years ago, Miriam Blum cut all ties with her entire family, including her eccentric great-aunt.
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