Description

"Salt doesn't just preserve food—it preserves time itself, holding the essence of something valuable until it's needed again."

When Dr. Mira Chen returns to Martha's Vineyard after her mother Elena's sudden death, she expects to inherit a crumbling salt works and a family burden. Instead, she uncovers a hidden legacy: a century-old network her mother ran to help women escape abuse and rebuild their lives. As Mira and her estranged sister Zoe delve into Elena's secrets, they must confront painful truths about their family, their responsibilities, and the price of preserving what matters most.

With the salt works on the brink of being sold to developers, the sisters face a choice: let go of their mother's dangerous work or risk everything to continue it. Guided by the wisdom of their community, the courage of women who came before them, and the delicate art of salt-making, they begin to transform the salt works—and themselves—into something new. The Salt Keeper's Daughter is a poignant story of legacy, resilience, and the power of women's stories to shape the future.