Her Flowers

A dark, mysterious, beautiful tale of horror and sorrow. A gothic house with ghosts and a wonderful garden full of flowers; a family cemetery and an abandoned psychiatric hospital; a tragic family secret; bonds of sisterly love capable of surpassing... life and death. The novel is strikingly reminiscent of the book and film «The Lovely Bones». It will scare you and make your heart weep, yet in the end, it offers hope. The moonflower will shine, and in horror, you will behold your death… In Hawkshead, the jewel of England's Lake District, Francine Twait is considered a witch. Like her deceased mother, she possesses the art of herbalism and the Language of Flowers. Francine lives in an ancient estate that has belonged to her family for 500 years. The huge, eerie house is surrounded by a beautiful garden. And though there is not a single living soul nearby, the woman is not alone: she has her flowers… And also ghosts – they are always nearby, so close and harmless. She is even friends with one – a girl named Bri. However, evil spirits have no place here – and the miraculous herbs and flowers of the healer drive away any malice. But one day, evil does step over the threshold of her secluded home… ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The perfect read for lovers of contemporary ghost stories – it has a gothic twist, a charmingly frightening atmosphere, and a powerful family drama. – Shanora Williams Poetic prose and a heartbreaking mystical tale. – Liza Childs