Zachary Kai
Cozy fantasy is (supposedly) so gentle it's toothless, but Wildflower?
By the time the stakes arrive, you're so invested the escalation works beautifully.
The protagonist, a magical florist cursed from birth to always tell the truth, is both indispensable and exhausting to the people around her. When a mysterious flower request pulls her toward the woods and an outcast sorcerer...
The slow-burn that follows is tender, complicated, and earns every page.
The delightful, ever-intriguing world is made all the better by the queernormativity!
A wildly (riff on title intended) wonderful debut: every chapter blooms.
Cozy fantasy is (supposedly) so gentle it's toothless, but Wildflower?
By the time the stakes arrive, you're so invested the escalation works beautifully.
The protagonist, a magical florist cursed from birth to always tell the truth, is both indispensable and exhausting to the people around her. When a mysterious flower request pulls her toward the woods and an outcast sorcerer...
The slow-burn that follows is tender, complicated, and earns every page.
The delightful, ever-intriguing world is made all the better by the queernormativity!
A wildly (riff on title intended) wonderful debut: every chapter blooms.
