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- ISBN 9781917415286
- Dimensions: 130 x 197mm
- Publication Date: 10 Nov 2026
- Publisher: Watkins Media Limited
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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Lily Marigold and her sisters were adopted by Nan, their godmother and matriarch of the notorious Marigold Crime Family. Here, Lily became a monster, forced to torture, maim, and murder – partly due to the drugs Nan gave her to keep her conscience at bay, and partly because of her natural affinity for killing.
Lily loved and hated her sisters and Nan in equal measure. After all, they were the only family she’d ever known. But eventually, resentment and guilt won, and Lily escaped her role as henchwoman for the twisted family.
Seven years later, Lily is thriving. She’s sober, she has a beautiful family, and she’s moved on from the past. Until bouquets start showing up at her house. To others, the flowers may seem innocent, but Lily knows what they mean: Nan wants her monster back.
A thrilling read from a debut author, Nan’s Flowers will have readers’ hearts racing as they try to figure out who to trust.
E. A. Coustaut is a writer and attorney from New Orleans, Louisiana. She currently lives in New Orleans with her black cat, named Squeak. She grew up around creatives in a colorful and flavorful city and that has influenced the work she creates. She attempts to weave pieces of her Creole culture into her stories and enjoys writing about women who behave badly.
