Hanna Stevens is totally fine.

After a brutal breakup and the death of her mother, Hanna Stevens is a master in the art of pretending to be fine, really. At least she was, until she meets Milo, who seems to have made a hobby out of calling her out on her carefully constructed bullshit.

When she's forced to navigate the tricky events leading up to her best friend's wedding to her ex's brother (honestly, could things get any more complicated?) Hanna relies on her quickly-developing flirtationship with groomsman Milo to fill the voids left by her losses and keep her from completely crumbling––something Milo happens to be particularly good at.

After all, the friends with benefits game always works out, right?

Under Milo's guidance, Hanna explores the pain of her grief both in relation to her mother and her lost love with Logan, pushing the two farther and farther away from just friends.

But is Hanna really ready to open herself up to someone new?

Chasing Sunflowers explores the importance of healing yourself, trusting your gut, and looking for the light even in the depths of shadows.