Flora

Some children are born with secrets. Flora was born with something darker.

In the shadowed countryside of 1970s Ireland, a child named Flora is stirring unrest without saying a word. There’s something uncanny about her presence, something unnatural behind her stillness and her stare. She’s polite. She’s bright. And everyone who meets her senses the same impossible truth:

Flora is not like other children.

No one knows who her father is. Her origins are wrapped in silence, her family history erased. And those who try to dig deeper, priests, nuns, caretakers, find themselves plagued by misfortune, or worse. As rumours of occult symbols, whispered rituals, and unnatural deaths begin to surface, the question is no longer where Flora came from, but what she truly is.

Bound to a bloodline long buried by the Church, Flora’s existence awakens ancient forces. Forces that once promised power, now threatening damnation. The convent meant to shelter her becomes a battleground between faith and fear. Those who once believed in salvation now pray just to survive.

And at the centre of it all, Flora watches. Waiting.

Is she a victim of something dark... or its harbinger?

Mysterious. Atmospheric. Deeply unsettling.

Flora is a psychological and occult horror novel where innocence masks terror and the boundary between the
sacred and the profane is razor-thin. Perfect for fans of The Omen, The Exorcist, and Hereditary, this haunting
story lingers long after the final page.