A woman who’d spent her life staying small. A choice that broke her open. A love she didn’t see coming.
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Viccy lives in a world designed to keep her safe, comfortable, and grateful. She is none of these things.
Haunted by nightmares she can't explain and starving for something real, she does the one thing no one does: she walks out. Into a wilderness that should be deadly. Into a life that feels, for the first time, like her own.
She meets Charis. He comes closer than anyone ever has, yet nothing about him adds up. And she falls too hard, too fast, to want to know. Then the cracks show anyway. Tear through the people she loves. Her reality. Herself.
Is her perception finally clearing — or becoming more distorted than ever?
Finding Rosemary is a psychological love story about the hunger for connection, the violence of a comfortable lie, and the terrifying possibility that the life that finally felt real was the one she imagined.
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S.J. Cobin
I was that odd child who spent her days wondering why we say “break a leg” when we mean “good luck.” Playing with the family pet in a corner during a party? Me. Last to get the joke? Also me. Books have always been my home. Reading the last page is both exhilarating and painful — finally knowing everything, but losing all my friends at once.
I find logic in feelings but not in small talk. I wonder what trees think about. I throw myself into impossible things, like teaching myself ballet. Or writing my debut novel.
I placed this story in New Zealand because that's where I figured out I had no idea who I am. New Zealand answered before I did.
My debut novel Finding Rosemary is for fellow book eaters who don't quite fit in, who like their love tangled, their mysteries layered, and their certainties shaken.