After an encounter with a homeless man, a high school graduate becomes obsessed with the idea of doing heroin, challenging himself to try it just once. A bleak tale of addiction, delusion, and flowers. "Bleak as hell and honestly horrific." ~John Boden, author of JEDI SUMMER "Using his strong narrative, he (Lutzke) conveys the everyday realistic horror and pulls the reader right into the ugliness." ~Robin Lee's Darkside "Wallflower injects you with the You don't understand the itch, until you start to scratch" ~Mark Matthews, author of Milk Blood & All Smoke Rises “It’s beautifully told and powerful, with a creeping sense of doom that invades every crevice of reality. His story is as captivating as it is disturbing…" ~Splatterpunk Zine "…an absolute must read; well written and infinitely engaging.” ~author, James Longmore/New Panic Room Radio Show " This man is a genius when it comes to writing a book. He is not just an author. He is a storyteller in the truest form of the word." ~Nev Murray, Confessions of a Reviewer "It's gripping and tragic, and very excellently written." ~Mark Allan Gunnels, author of Where the Dead go to Die "Powerful. Moving. Bleak…A great book by a great author." ~author, Shaun Hupp "That Lutzke fella writes some gripping, coming-of-age tales. Gritty and dark. Loved it!" ~best-selling author, J. Thorn "Gut wrenching. I definitely recommend it." ~ Zach Bohannon, author of The Empty Bodies series "…a must read." ~Zachary Walters, The Eyes of Madness