Ivory (Roses Trilogy #1)

Flora Camellia, the youngest daughter of a wealthy Sevillana family, is known for her grace and impeccable propriety. Although reserved and focused on her studies and work, she has a gentle side for those she loves. With her sister refusing the responsibility, Flora prepares to inherit her father's company, a role she accepted without further hesitation right after learning that inheritance comes along marrying Reiven, her first love.

Often dismissed as dull for her seriousness, Flora is still a woman capable of deep love. For marrying the man she had admired for years, even through a marriage of convenience, it filled her with secret joy. After their wedding, Flora expected little more than mutual respect, and glad that her husband treated her with kindness and understanding.

She believed that his kindness and presence near would be enough. Yet like a rose she adore, it is love that blooms at the end of the day. However, a day came where Flora found herself burning all the ivory roses from him, mourning the love she had together with her heart.