Daffodils at the End of the World: Some flowers remember what the world forgets.

The world is ending in two weeks, and nobody knows but Mara Vale.Mara is an archivist at the Department of Civic Records, a quiet woman with a quiet job, until she finds a hidden room, a blue-grey envelope, and the name of a man who should not exist.Elias Thorn was wrong.That sentence appears across decades of forbidden files, always in the same narrow hand. But wrong about what?As Mara is pulled through hidden observatories, unfinished hospital wards, impossible archives, collapsing offices, and a bakery that may be more than a bakery, she discovers that the end of the world will not come with fire or flood. It will come quietly, through memory, records, names, and the small ordinary things people forget to save.Witty, strange, emotional, and full of adventure, Daffodils at the End of the World is a speculative fantasy about proof, memory, identity, and the small stubborn things that keep the world alive. Read more