Description: "A woman wrestling with writer''s block turns to a Parisian residency to get her creative juices flowing, with grim consequences, in Tatiana de Rosnay''s Flowers of Darkness . Alone in her swanky, if temporary, apartment, Clarissa can''t escape the feeling that she''s under surveillance. She pulls her granddaughter in to help her, but soon comes face to face with the secrets of her own past, in this tense thriller." -- Bustle "A literary mystery with a dash of science fiction, this will reach out into many genres and bring in readers with its captivating hook." -- The Parksburg News and Sentinel "All the alluring ingredients of de Rosnay''s work come together in her new novel." -- Elle (France) "A fine novel, a thriller that sensitively explores paranoia, grief, and personal redemption. The writing is lush and visually evocative... she has such a compelling voice." -- Booklist "I love how Tatiana de Rosnay''s novels are always both page-turners and explorations of important issues...The questions the story raises about creativity, loss, and the rich messiness of being fully human are crucial and compelling. The near-future in which Flowers of Darkness takes place is such a logical extension of our own environmentally-challenged and AI-enhanced present that as I read I kept wanting to check to make sure the Eiffel tower was still standing." -- Jean Hegland, author of Windfalls and Into the Forest "Lively, engaging and captivating." -- Madame Figaro "By exploring the effects of modern technology and the upheavals of contemporary life, de Rosnay continues to thrill us with this hypnotizing intrigue." -- Tele 7 Jours both page-turners and explorations of important issues...The questions the story raises about creativity, loss, and the rich messiness of being fully human are crucial and compelling. The near-future in which Flowers of Darkness takes place is such a logical extension of our own environmentally-challenged and AI-enhanced present that as I read I kept wanting to check to make sure the Eiffel tower was still standing." -- Jean Hegland, author of Windfalls and Into the Forest "Lively, engaging and captivating." -- Madame Figaro "By exploring the effects of modern technology and the upheavals of contemporary life, de Rosnay continues to thrill us with this hypnotizing intrigue." -- Tele 7 Jours both page-turners and explorations of important issues...The questions the story raises about creativity, loss, and the rich messiness of being fully human are crucial and compelling. The near-future in which Flowers of Darkness takes place is such a logical extension of our own environmentally-challenged and AI-enhanced present that as I read I kept wanting to check to make sure the Eiffel tower was still standing." -- Jean Hegland, author of Windfalls and Into the Forest "Lively, engaging and captivating." -- Madame Figaro "By exploring the effects of modern technology and the upheavals of contemporary life, de Rosnay continues to thrill us with this hypnotizing intrigue." -- Tele 7 Jours both page-turners and explorations of important issues...The questions the story raises about creativity, loss, and the rich messiness of being fully human are crucial and compelling. The near-future in which Flowers of Darkness takes place is such a logical extension of our own environmentally-challenged and AI-enhanced present that as I read I kept wanting to check to make sure the Eiffel tower was still standing." -- Jean Hegland, author of Windfalls and Into the Forest "Lively, engaging and captivating." -- Madame Figaro "By exploring the effects of modern technology and the upheavals of contemporary life, de Rosnay continues to thrill us with this hypnotizing intrigue." -- Tele 7 Jours h a logical extension of our own environmentally-challenged and AI-enhanced present that as I read I kept wanting to check to make sure the Eiffel tower was still standing." -- Jean Hegland, author of Windfalls and Into the Forest "Lively, engaging and captivating." -- Madame Figaro "By exploring the effects of modern technology and the upheavals of contemporary life, de Rosnay continues to thrill us with this hypnotizing intrigue." -- Tele 7 Jours

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