A cabin was supposed to be temporary. Somehow, it became home.

When Jeremy finds himself stranded in a world that isn't his own, survival should be his first concern. Instead, he finds Elian—a sharp-tongued rabbit-folk with nowhere safe to belong—and an abandoned cabin that needs almost as much care as they do.

One by one, others find their way to the hearth: a quiet deer-folk drawn to the forest, a bear-folk who would rather build than speak, and a wolf-folk still learning that belonging doesn't have to mean obedience.

Together, they plant gardens, raise walls, share meals, stumble over desire, and slowly turn shelter into something none of them expected to find.

A home they chose.

Hearthkeepers is an intimate fantasy about found family, healing, desire, and the quiet work of building a place where you are allowed to stay.