The Carnation House

The Carnation House by Josie Kuhn, published by Wandering in the Words Press in April 2014, is a work of fiction that explores the harrowing journey of recording artist Jessie Lee following a near-fatal car accident. After enduring extensive surgeries and a lengthy stay in intensive care, Jessie is moved to the Carnation House nursing home in Nashville, Tennessee, where she faces new challenges in her rehabilitation. As she navigates her recovery, Jessie becomes increasingly aware of the dangers surrounding her, questioning whether her struggles are due to medication or something more sinister.

In this edition, readers will find a narrative that delves into themes of survival and friendship amidst adversity. Jessie forms bonds with fellow patients and two feral cats, providing her with a sense of hope as she fights to reclaim her life and dreams. The story unfolds within the confines of the nursing home, revealing the complexities of care and the hidden threats that may lurk within. With 222 pages, this edition presents a compelling look at resilience and the quest for safety in a seemingly perilous environment.