Chasing Roses
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Twelve clues.
One $250,000 prize.
Welcome to the biggest botanical scavenger hunt in New England.
Meet Team #FleurFour:
Young empty-nester Olivia Rose screwed up big time, landing her on forced leave from her job. Coaxed into joining the race, she’s determined to find the answers she needs in the wake of her father’s death to finally put the past behind her.
Garden-savvy radio host Irina yearns to repair a strained relationship with her stepdaughter Olivia, and a road trip together might just be the perfect opportunity.
After a tragic accident, floral deliveryman Holden is done with life kicking him down. Winning the prize money could bring him a fresh start.
Talented florist Zach’s confident façade has gotten him far, but it’s beginning to crumble, and he still has a lot to prove. His heart and career are on the line.
Friendships blossom, but as the clock counts down, the team is put to the test. From puzzling clues, to scheming competitors and thorny detours, Team Fleur Four must learn to work together—or they’ll wilt among the weeds just as they begin to bloom.
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Jean has a penchant for the misunderstood, be it sharks, microbes, or wounded characters. A scientist by training, she now spends her days as an author and champion for her children. She draws from her interest in history, science, the outdoors, and her family for inspiration. She serves on the local library board of trustees and is an advocate for community, inclusion, and diversity. A nature enthusiast who adores the national parks, Jean also writes for family-oriented travel magazines and websites. When not writing, she enjoys gardening, tackling the biggest mountains in New England, and going on adventures with her husband and children, while taking snapshots of the world around her and daydreaming about the next story. If she were stuck on a deserted island, her three essentials (besides family, food, water, shelter) would be: coffee, lip balm, and endless pink sticky notes.
