Flowers Grown Apart

Marigold Conrad and Dahlia Harper were born together, but life tore them apart.

Raised thousands of miles away from each other, the two girls lived completely different lives. Marigold grew up on a quiet Montana ranch, surrounded by family but shaped by grief and betrayal. Sweet, shy, and full of quiet dreams, she buried her passion for fashion design under the weight of toxic friendships and a heartbreak that shattered her trust. In New York for college at Columbia University and feeling more lost than ever, Marigold's life takes a turn when she's dragged to a party she never wanted to attend.

Dahlia, meanwhile, lives boldly on the sunny California coast. Raised in a beach house and fiercely pursuing her dream of becoming a marine biologist also at Columbia University, she's fiery, confident, and fearless-never afraid to speak her mind or protect the people she loves. When she attends a party with her best friends over Thanksgiving break, she never expects to come face-to-face with a girl who looks exactly like her-except with darker hair.

One moment. One meeting. One shared flower-shaped birthmark. And everything changes.

Shocked and curious, the girls dig into their pasts and uncover a truth that shakes them to the core: they are identical twins, separated at birth and adopted into completely different worlds. United by fate, they begin a journey to uncover the mystery of their birth family-why they were separated, what really happened, and who their parents were.

As they untangle the threads of their past, Marigold and Dahlia forge a bond neither time nor distance could break. Along the way, they find not only each other but also their courage, their voices-and a love neither of them expected.

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