She was supposed to stay invisible. He made sure she didn’t.
Daisy Madden is a scholarship student at the most elite school in California—a girl with a messy past, a quiet voice, and a secret she can’t remember. When she’s invited to live with the powerful Holt family, it feels like a dream. Until it doesn’t.
Mac Holt is her best friend’s older brother. Cold. Brilliant. Off-limits. And he’s watching her.
As Daisy is pulled deeper into the family’s world—secrets, surveillance, seduction—she begins to question everything: her role, her power, even her memory. This isn’t a love story. It’s a descent.
If you like obsessive men, forbidden dynamics, and psychological slow burns that spiral, The Wallflower will leave you breathless, aching, and unsure who to trust—including yourself.
