Because transcending yourself is sometimes like flying
The tragic death of her sister Mia more than a year ago left Thea Hughes without her most trusted person and, above all, lost within herself. On a whim, the shy florist decides to move to Toronto. In the same city where Mia seemingly found her happiness, Thea wants to make a fresh start. On her third day at her dream job in the Rose Garden, a flower shop, Thea meets customer Max. He orders a bouquet with a short, personal message from him each week. With every word, the handsome pilot writes himself further into Thea's heart. Max also feels strongly drawn to her, sensing a connection with Thea – yet neither of them realizes just how intertwined their lives truly are.
‘Sara West creates intense feelings with delicate words, in which you quickly lose yourself – and through which you find something that stays with you for a long time. Thea and Max's story thrives on a tangible fragility and it is precisely through this that it unfolds its strength.’ SPIEGEL bestseller author Merit Niemeitz
