Dahlia is perfectly content with her quiet life of dark romance novels, houseplants, doom-scrolling thirst traps, and ignoring her mother’s relentless comments of 'getting out more'. That is, until a visit to King’s Blooms draws her into the orbit of Kingston Winterbourne, the devastatingly handsome florist whose presence is impossible to ignore.

Soon she starts recieving desire filled texts from an unknown number. She should be freaked out, but her obsession with dark romance means she secretly loves the texts lighting up her phone. On a whim, Dahlia leaves a comment on a thirst trap account, never expecting it to amount to anything. But when a masked stranger shows up at her door with a bouquet of Dahlias, fantasy and reality collide.

Now, Dahlia must decide if letting the masked thirst trap inside is worth the delicious risk... A Florist's Dahlia is a raw, low-plot, high-heat dark romance about temptation, and how easy it is to give in to your darkest cravings.