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Katherine Debona. Love Me, Love Me Not: An addictive psychological suspense with a twist you won’t see coming
Love Me, Love Me Not. KATHERINE DEBONA
CHAPTER ONE. Stargazer Lily: Ambition, encouragement when facing a difficult challenge
CHAPTER TWO. Narcissus: Rebirth and renewal, but also self-obsession
CHAPTER THREE. Peanut: To dream of eating a peanut is a sign of trying to uncover a hidden truth
CHAPTER FOUR. Yellow Rose: Joy, protection against envious lovers
CHAPTER FIVE. Ivy: Eternity, fidelity and strong affection
CHAPTER SIX. Anemone: When Aphrodite wept over Adonis’ grave her tears grew into anemone flowers
CHAPTER SEVEN. Edelweiss: Deep love and devotion
CHAPTER EIGHT. Mistletoe: Celtic Druids believed mistletoe had the power to bestow life and fertility
CHAPTER NINE. Daisy: New beginnings, childhood and maternal love
CHAPTER TEN. Snapdragon: Deception and graciousness, but sometimes used as a charm against falsehood
CHAPTER ELEVEN. Dahlia: Commitment to another person but also a warning against potential betrayal
CHAPTER TWELVE. Lilac: Folkore warns against bringing it into a home as it will bring bad luck and possibly death to those who live there
CHAPTER THIRTEEN. Cornflower: Worn by young men in love; if the flower faded too quickly, it was taken as a sign the man’s love was not returned
CHAPTER FOURTEEN. Orchid: Women in Ancient Greece believed that if the father of their unborn child ate orchid tubers, the baby would be a boy
CHAPTER FIFTEEN. Marijuana: To dream of using marijuana implies that you’re trying to escape reality
CHAPTER SIXTEEN. Nasturtium: Conquest, victory in battle
CHAPTER SEVENTEEN. Monkshood: Beware its beauty, for a deadly foe is near
CHAPTER EIGHTEEN. Deer: Piety, devotion and grace
CHAPTER NINETEEN. Lily of the Valley: Tears of the Virgin Mary
CHAPTER TWENTY. Asters: When the Greek goddess Astraea wept at the absence of stars, her tears fell to the ground and turned into flowers
CHAPTER TWENTY-ONE. Lotus Flower: Rebirth, new beginnings
CHAPTER TWENTY-TWO. Begonia: Dark and unpleasant thoughts that distract you from happiness
CHAPTER TWENTY-THREE. Iris: Symbolic of hope, wisdom and passion
CHAPTER TWENTY-FOUR. Deadly Nightshade: Deception, danger and death
CHAPTER TWENTY-FIVE. Turmeric: Purity, prosperity and generosity
CHAPTER TWENTY-SIX. Forget-Me-Not: True love, memories
CHAPTER TWENTY-SEVEN. Poppy: Sleep, peace and death
CHAPTER TWENTY-EIGHT. White Tulip: Forgiveness, serenity
Chapter 1. Mathilde
Acknowledgements
About the Author
Also by Katherine Debona
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