Meet Me in the Field of Daisies

Synopsis

Prince Charlie, a sixteen-year-old royal burdened by duty and a sarcastic wit, finds himself in the sun-drenched kingdom of Greece for a grand political celebration. Amidst the pomp and circumstance, he meets Princess Artemis, the king's seventeen-year-old daughter, whose bold exterior hides a deep well of loneliness. As they explore ancient palaces and wander through whispering forests, a connection sparks between them, culminating in a breathtaking, barefoot dash through a field of daisies—a moment of pure, unadulterated freedom. Their burgeoning romance unfolds against a backdrop of regal expectations and the unspoken grief that shadows both their families, touching on themes of loss, past trauma, and the transformative power of emotional growth. Meanwhile, a tender, unexpected bond forms between Charlie's reserved thirteen-year-old brother, Charles, and King Ἰάσονας's spirited niece, Aphrodite. Their quiet connection offers a different kind of solace, mirroring the novel's exploration of how silence can heal. "Meet Me in the Field of Daisies" is a dreamy romantic-drama that blends humor, political intrigue, and introspective diary-style narration. It delves into the enduring impact of the past, showcasing how love, in its many forms—whether quiet or chaotic—can guide individuals toward peace and healing, offering hope to those who have faced hardship and loss.