Seedling

The greenhouse brought her back. Lola was always a sweet girl. Thhe kind who said "okay" and meant it. The kind who trusted too easily, loved too deeply, and never noticed danger until it had already wrapped its roots around her throat. After losing her mother and then the only woman who ever made her feel safe, Lola learned to survive loneliness quietly beside her brilliant, bitter father and the rotting greenhouse behind their house.
But something inside that greenhouse is alive. When her father discovers an impossible change growing inside Lola, fascination overtakes love. What begins as scientific obsession becomes something monstrous, and Lola is dragged into a nightmare of roots, sweetness, decay, and rebirth. Now death itself refuses to let her go. Haunting, visceral, and hypnotically beautiful, Seedling is a body horror tragedy about girlhood, grief, hunger, and what remains of a person after love turns poisonous.
Perfect for readers who crave gothic atmosphere, unsettling transformations, and monstrous feminine horror with a tender heart buried underneath the rot.