A Florist Called Daisy

by Elsie G. Beya

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Pub Date Feb 07 2023 | Archive Date Apr 20 2023

Atmosphere Press

General Fiction (Adult) | Romance

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Description

Meet a florist called Daisy: she’s sassy, sarcastic and guarded, and definitely does not need or want a man.

Enter Stewart Burns, the charming sexy frontman of indie band Cardinal. Their lives are as different as snowdrops to sunflowers, yet there’s something about Stewart that Daisy can’t ignore.

For their relationship to work fully, Daisy must peel away the tough outer petals she hides behind to let Stewart and her friends see her for who she is---scars and all.

Can Daisy allow herself to bloom in the full sun of an unexpected but exciting life as Stewart-from-Cardinal’s girlfriend, with their lives like entwined roots, or will she be left in the shade with a broken heart and shattered dreams?

In A Florist Called Daisy, Elsie G. Beya explores love, happiness, friendship, secrets, self-harm and the illusive girl-code through the rural weather and landscape of the North, Star Wars, songs, the sea and an abundance of flowers.

Meet a florist called Daisy: she’s sassy, sarcastic and guarded, and definitely does not need or want a man.

Enter Stewart Burns, the charming sexy frontman of indie band Cardinal. Their lives are as...

A Note From the Publisher

Finding teaching to be more about paperwork then expanding the minds of young children, and refusing to pay extortionate child care costs, Elsie G Beya started chasing her dreams of being a writer.

Elsie has attended several writing workshops and courses in her home county of Cumbria. She runs a book club in Carlisle, and is a member of two writing critique groups. She also looks good in any and all hats.

Elsie loves writing, reading, shopping, biscuits, tea, gin, and boybands. Like Daisy, she would very much like to love by the sea on the Isle of Cumbrae.

Elsie can be found procrastinating and/or researching on social media.

Facebook @ElsieBeya
Instagram @elsiegbeya
www.elsiegbeya.com

Also By Elsie G Beya : Staged

Finding teaching to be more about paperwork then expanding the minds of young children, and refusing to pay extortionate child care costs, Elsie G Beya started chasing her dreams of being a writer.

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A Note From the Publisher

Finding teaching to be more about paperwork then expanding the minds of young children, and refusing to pay extortionate child care costs, Elsie G Beya started chasing her dreams of being a writer.

Elsie has attended several writing workshops and courses in her home county of Cumbria. She runs a book club in Carlisle, and is a member of two writing critique groups. She also looks good in any and all hats.

Elsie loves writing, reading, shopping, biscuits, tea, gin, and boybands. Like Daisy, she would very much like to love by the sea on the Isle of Cumbrae.

Elsie can be found procrastinating and/or researching on social media.

Facebook @ElsieBeya
Instagram @elsiegbeya
www.elsiegbeya.com

Also By Elsie G Beya : Staged

Advance Praise

"Libraries seeking romance reads that depict an "anxious coward" will find this story of a character that is firmly rooted in the world of flowers and growth to be absorbing, filled with unexpected twists and turns that bring Daisy and her readers closer to a depth of love that can withstand public inspection." Midwest Book Review

"A captivating romance where the key characters find themselves just where they should be and it will be delightful to watch as Stewart patiently helps Daisy to open her wounds and heal." The Book Commentary

"The plotting is tight, and the narrative is full of sly wit, sharp dialogue, delicious romance as well as moral seriousness. Sweet, engaging, delightfully charming; a winner." BookView Review