A book design made with hand-made collaged flowers from scrap paper.

Synopsis: When her beloved grandmother passes away, city lawyer Evelyn Moore returns to the quiet village where she was raised. Planning only a short visit to settle the estate, she finds herself drawn back into the rhythms of rural life—especially when she begins caring for her grandmother’s cherished village garden.

As Evelyn reconnects with the land, the locals, and a quiet artist named Leo, memories of her childhood resurface, along with questions about the life she built in the city. Slowly, she begins to see that growth can happen even in darkness—and that sometimes, going back is the way forward.

Things That Grow in the Dark is a reflective story of love, memory, and transformation, where the past and present intertwine to help one woman rediscover where she truly belongs.