Those Fatal Flowers by Shannon Ives
Beauty and danger have always made compelling companions.
Those Fatal Flowers draws from mythology to tell a story shaped by sisterhood, desire, power, and the dangerous consequences of wanting something badly enough to reach for it. Its world is lush and seductive, but beauty here is never an assurance of safety.
Some things are designed to attract attention.
That doesn’t mean they want to be held.
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