No one said anything about an attack vine.
Rose Thorn should never be left unsupervised around plants. Potted things tend to die around her as if on principle. But when her great-aunt calls and asks Rose to watch her garden nursery for a few days, Rose can hardly say no. After all, Aunt Lily is the closest thing Rose has to a grandmother-and the only family she has left-so Rose doesn't mind driving out to her tiny mountain town to look after the place.
Aunt Lily never mentioned anything about an inspection , however.
Rose is taken aback when an agent from an organization she's never heard of arrives and panics to find Aunt Lily missing. As it turns out, Aunt Lily hasn't been entirely straight with Rose. She's not visiting a sick friend-she's in danger and on the run. She keeps a hidden greenhouse on the property in which she grows highly regulated magical plants. And she's an elf.as was Rose's grandfather.
Though stunned to witness magic at work and shocked that no one ever divulged the family secret, Rose refuses to abandon the nursery until her great-aunt is safely home. But as she and the agent, now awkward housemates, try to keep up their cover story and find the missing grower, they realize that whatever led to Aunt Lily's disappearance might not be the only magical crime in progress.
And while Rose has no green thumb, another talent of hers may be budding.
