A dark, mysterious, beautiful story of horror and sadness. A Gothic house with ghosts and an amazing garden full of flowers; a family cemetery and an abandoned psychiatric hospital; a tragic family secret; the bonds of sisterly love that can transcend life and death. The novel in many ways resembles the book and the movie "Cute Bones". It will scare you and make your heart cry, and in the end it will give you hope.The moonflower will light up, and you will see your death in horror…In Hawkshead, the pearl of the English Lake District, Francine Thwaite is considered a witch. Like her late mother, she knows the art of herbalism and the Language of flowers. Francine lives in an old manor house owned by her family for 500 years. The huge creepy house is surrounded by a beautiful garden. And although there is not a single living soul nearby, the woman is not alone: she has her flowers ... And also ghosts – they are always somewhere nearby, so close and harmless. Francine is even friends with one–a girl named Bree. But the spirits of evil have no place here – and the miraculous herbs and flowers of the healer ward off any attack. But one day evil nevertheless crosses the threshold of her secluded house...------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Perfect reading for fans of modern ghost stories – there is a Gothic twist, a charmingly frightening atmosphere, and a powerful family drama. – Shanora Ulyamspoetic prose and heart-rending mystical story. – Lisa Childs