“Send Flowers is so much more than its brilliantly out-there concept: a climate activist's dead boyfriend comes back as a houseplant. Equal parts funny and furious, it's a book that blooms as you read it.”

– Bobby Palmer, author of Isaac and the Egg

Set in a future that feels all too real, Send Flowers explores the right to protest amidst climate chaos, the importance of community in weathering life's storms, and the resilience of love and hope in a world that seems beyond saving.

Perfect for fans of Shark Heart by Emily Habeck, Death Valley by Melissa Broder and The Overstory by Richard Powers.