TWENTY-THIRD BIRTHDAY OF THE ROSELEAF TWINS. ONE NORMAL, ONE FREAK OF NATURE.

On the 1st of February 2017, Clover Roseleaf witnesses an unjust amputation of her twin sister Daisy’s hand. This pushes Clover, a fairy who has spent her whole life fantasising about murder and death, to exact revenge and poison the doctor who performed the procedure and her mother for bringing the man into their quaint home in Cyclamenton. Is this what the goddess Flora envisioned for Clover when she made her? And is this really what Daisy needs after everything that’s happened?

Clover feels as if she had to go through with the murders; she couldn’t risk her mother bringing more destruction to their home. But was the threat looming in their home real, or was it a product of Clover’s imagination? What if she’s wrong, and she’s just maliciously killed two fairies to indulge in her bloodlust?

But what if she’s right?

[75,167 words, 296 pages.]

[Content warnings: suicide and mentions of, graphic depictions of amputation, violence and murder, fantasies of murder, dark fantasy themes, miscarriage, mental health themes, child abuse, gaslighting, dissociation and dysfunctional toxic family dynamics]