Daffodils, Lavendar, and Mountain Ash
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Last published Fri, Aug 11, 2023
Hawthorne, a trans boy and freshly 18, is kicked from his home after a failed family therapy session. While he knew his parents were only using his mental health struggles and his failure as a necromancer as an excuse, but it still stung nonetheless. Now on his own, he has to navigate adulthood, mental health, and an entirely new city alone.
It also doesn't help that the afterlife keeps getting involved with his love life.
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