Where the Wildflowers Survive

When nine-year-old Naomi is removed from the only home she has ever known, her world shatters in a single day. Torn away from her younger sister, Grace, and little brother, Mason, she is placed quiet ranch with strangers who offer something she has never known— safety.
But safety doesn't feel like home.
Haunted by memories of abuse, neglect, and the promise she made to never abandon her siblings, Naomi struggles to trust the kindness of Sheri and Justin, the couple who open both their home and their hearts to her. As the days pass, an unlikely bond begins to form between Naomi and a gentle horse named June, showing her that healing often begins with the smallest acts of patience and love.
When hope finally arrives in the form of reunion, Naomi discovers that healing is never simple. It requires courage, forgiveness, and believing that even after unimaginable loss, families can find their way back to one another.
Heartbreaking, tender, and ultimately hopeful, where the wildflowers survive is a powerful novel about the resilience of children, the meaning of family, and the extraordinary strength it takes to believe in live again.
Because even the wildflowers that grow through broken ground can still bloom.