A Cozy Fantasy Novel of Magic, Grief, and the Garden Where Memories Bloom
Seven mourners came home from the Memory Gardens knowing exactly what they had lost, and none of them could feel it. In a garden where the grieving plant memories as living flowers, someone is stealing the most precious blooms, and Meredith Trevelyn must find the thief before more hearts go hollow, though the trail leads somewhere she has refused to look.
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In the Gardens, the grieving plant memories as living flowers: a father’s last words, a child’s laugh, each bloom holding the sound of the dead. Now someone is stealing the most precious of them, and every theft hollows another heart.
Meredith Trevelyn, guardian of a cottage that opens doors between worlds, is sent to find the thief. In a dying silver grove she discovers a mourner whose devotion has curdled into ruin, and a grief that mirrors the one she has kept locked behind a door in her own house for fourteen months.
To bring the stolen memories home, she must finally unlock her own.
For readers of E.L. Wrenwood’s The Hearthwright’s Route and R.J. Quinn’s The Spirit of the Unruly Garden, this is a gentle, luminous fantasy about letting go after losing someone you love.
Each story stands alone. Read in order and the cottage makes a different kind of sense.
Her empathy ended four crises. This time it is the enemy’s weapon.
The dead are screaming to be heard. One guardian dares to listen.
Time is for sale, a girl is frozen mid-scream, and love is on trial.
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