In the forgotten village of Ashgrove, every grave is marked with a flower—a flower that blooms only for the soul buried beneath. These flowers are beautiful, strange, and sacred. But one grave remains barren: that of Eliza Grey, a woman feared in life and ostracized in death.

When Daniel Walker, a curious botanist researching local folklore, stumbles upon Ashgrove and its disturbing traditions, he is drawn to Eliza's empty grave and makes a fateful decision—he plants a mysterious seed from his collection.

As morning falls, a black flower with silver veins emerges from the earth, and with it, the whispers begin.

As visions spread throughout the village and the dead begin to stir, Daniel finds himself entangled in a burgeoning mystery where memory lives on, and the earth itself seems to breathe. The lines between the living and the lost blur, and Daniel must face the truth: he has not only uncovered an ancient secret but has become part of it. Poetic, eerie, and rooted in Gothic folk horror, Grave Flowers is a story about memory, rebirth, and the dark beauty that lies beneath.