Ripple in Still Waters

RIPPLE IN STILL WATERS isn't just a story, but a journey-a deep, human experience. It takes you into a world that feels like real life, because it is inspired by real emotion. It's about love, loss resilience, the supernatural connection between souls ... and the ripple effects of a single tragedy through generations of a family.

RIPPLE IN STILL WATERS begins in the 1950's. Two young immigrants from Canada find each other in America, fall in love, and build a family. Life is hard, but it's beautiful-until it's not. When their infant daughter, Tori, dies, the emotional collapse that follows threatens to break everything. It's a death that never fully dies. But then comes Fiona-a miracle child-with a gift: she can communicate with Tori's spirit. She keeps her sister's memory alive. She becomes the bridge between the world of the living and the world beyond. As Fiona grows, she struggles to find herself, and she gets lost-caught in toxic love, reckless choices, and emotional darkness. She runs to California. And while her family organizes a desperate search to bring her home...Tori-her sister, now her guardian angel-tries to intervene from the other side. It's a story like THE LOVELY BONES meets THIS IS US. It has the emotional range of MANCHESTER BY THE SEA, the family saga scale of THE NOTEBOOK, and the ethereal presence of GHOST. But this story has its own heartbeat. It weaves the supernatural with the psychological. It doesn't shy away from pain, or addiction, or grief-but it doesn't get lost in it either. It shines a light on hope, faith, and redemption. It's a multigenerational drama that explores what happens when the past refuses to stay buried...when love from the other side still wants to heal what's broken in the living. Picture Fiona, as a young girl, standing in an empty room, quietly talking to her sister's spirit-while her parents listen from the other side of the door, unsure if it's madness or miracle. Or a family dinner with empty chairs that feel full of ghosts. Or a California trip that spirals into a dark, dangerous descent. Picture a mother, kneeling at the foot of the bed, praying-not to God, but to her daughter Tori-to bring Fiona home. Tori, as a gilding presence, appearing in reflections, shadows, or in dreams-trying to nudge fate, but never fully able to intervene. It's haunting, hopeful, and real. This story is emotionally charged, with layered performances. It has Fiona as a strong female lead, with the challenge of portraying the push and pull between trauma and transformation. You have a mother fighting through loss, a father who silently crumbles, and the spiritual anchor in Tori's ghostly presence. This story swings

from gritty realism to soft, dreamlike surrealism. It's a story that lingers, that sparks conversations. That becomes personal for everyone who reads it. It's unforgettable-nostalgic, soulful, and ethereal. This story brings something meaningful to life. It moves people. It reminds us that even in still waters, there's movement-there's a ripple. This story heals, it resonates, it endures. In a world that is craving authentic, soul-stirring content-this is the story. People want more than entertainment. They want connection. They want to see characters who reflect their struggles, who fall, who rise, who fight, who believe.

RIPPLE IN STILL WATERS speaks to anyone who's ever lost someone. To anyone who's ever feltunseen, unheard, or forgotten. To anyone who's ever needed a second chance. This story has a message for everyone.