Where The Blossoms Grow
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In a quiet Southern town where faith runs deeper than the river, seventeen-year-old Evelyn "Evie" Hollis lives her life under her father's sermons and the watchful eyes of the congregation. But everything changes when she meets June Merrin - the freckled girl who spends her afternoons beneath the chapel tree, sketching sunlight and humming forbidden songs.
What begins as quiet curiosity grows into something Evie can't name - a warmth that feels both holy and dangerous. As her heart learns what her faith never taught her, Evie must decide what kind of love she's willing to believe in: the one she was told to seek, or the one that finally feels true.
"Where the Blossoms Grow" is a tender story about first love, quiet rebellion, and the courage it takes to bloom where the world tells you not to.
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