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Wildflowers in Winter follows Edna through her final years with dementia. After her son dies, Edna fears being alone. But heartache turns to joy when she is reunited with her grandson until a phone call disrupts everything.
About the author
Naomi Wark is actively involved in the writing community through Skagit Valley Writers' League, Pacific Northwest Writers, and EPIC Group Writers. She holds a Certificate in Commercial Fiction from the University of Washington. Naomi's debut novel, Wildflowers in Winter is recognized by AlzAuthors for its portrayal of a woman dealing with dementia. Both of her novels, Wildflowers in Winter and the prequel, Songs of Spring, draw inspiration from diaries left behind by a grandmother and discovered upon her death. When she is not writing, Naomi enjoys gardening and swimming. She volunteers and is on the Board of Stanwood Camano Food Bank, Camano Island Library Friends, and Skagit Valley Writer's League. Naomi has spoken on the topic of caregiving and dementia and has offered presentations on the craft of writing.
