Juniper has lost her sister two years ago, to an accident that happened when she was trying to catch an endangered butterfly to add to her scientific collection. Juniper has now made it her life’s goal to catch and mount that self-same butterfly, endangered or not.

That is the set up for an interesting take on trying to bring the dead back to life, and finding magic.

Can you bring the dead back to life? Much like Frankenstein’s Monster and M is for Monster, you can sure try, but you might not like what you get.

I love how this is all perfectly normal, when Juniper discovers she has magic that can make things grow, and dead plants come back to life. Surely that can be used on a human.

We all want to bring our loved ones back, when they were taken too soon. But will they be the same? Have we changed? Will they have changed?
I must say I had no idea how the story would go. It surprised and delighted me. Good book

<em> Thanks to Netgalley for making this book available for an honest review.</em>