The Place That Was Hers is a quiet lyrical meditation on memory, change, and the soft ache of time. It follows one woman's journey through old places and once-familiar faces , where the past lingers like ivy on stone and forgotten poems find space to bloom again. It is a story for everyone who has ever longed for something lost and found hope in the unexpected green of things that grow again.

Maggie Waveheart writes with a reverence for memory, silence, and all things soft and half-forgotten. Her work blends poetic prose with emotional depth, inviting readers to sit quietly with the passage of time and rediscover their own reflections.

The Place That Was Hers is her first published story.