Dog days in Detroit are the longest, and most satisfying, when you're in love - when you're pinned to someone's side, near the river water. But, what happens when he leaves the relationship that was just beginning to bloom? In How to Love a Wildflower, a Detroit woman loses the "stability" of codependency on him, and with it, the understanding of her own fragility, sexuality and independent ability to persevere in the rapidly changing landscape that is Detroit and your mid-20s, respectively. In blips between steadiness and mania, a significant turning point in a first love relationship transforms into a much-needed reflection on mental health and intimacy.About the Author: Chloe Camille Seymour is a Detroit-based writer, whose work has appeared in online, local and nationally-syndicated publications. A lifelong Michigander, she has inevitably become a diehard Lions fan (don't hold that against her) and an advocate for positive narratives in Detroit. A believer in "girl power, baby" ever since the Spice Girls jumped off their tour bus and shouted it loud and proud, Chloe is enticed by opportunities to tell female-led stories. Also a blind devotee to the idea of love, she is a sucker for any kind of love story revolving around people, places and pop music icons. For more information, visit chloecamillewrites.com