Un delirio encantador

A captivating contemporary romantic fantasy about a teenage girl who must deal with her family’s love curse that blooms every year, along with her enchanted tulips… Seventeen-year-old Lark Goode wants only one thing: to escape the town of Cutwater and the history that haunts her family. That story began during the Dutch Tulip Craze of 1636, when one of Lark’s ancestors stole the last tulip bulbs and fled to the New World. But when the tulips bloomed on American soil, they brought a madness to go with their snowy petals. A madness called love. Generations later, the Goodes are still cursed: the unnatural flowers that bloom in their yard cause their neighbors to fall madly in love with anyone with Goode blood in their veins. Even as her brother embraces this strange power, Lark wants nothing more than to be free of it. But when she meets a boy who seems unaffected by the family curse, Lark comes face to face with a feeling she’s spent her entire life trying to avoid. Still, all the curses and magic take their toll, and Cutwater soon finds herself plunged into a dangerous affliction tied to Lark and the sinister tulips. To save her town, Lark will have to sacrifice everything—even true love—if she’s to break the spell. Because in the Goode family, love always has a way of ruining everything.