All Things in This World, Good and Bad

Honestly, this is my first book so I'm just vibin'. Delia Waters has just been released from prison for a manslaughter charge she is innocent of. She was released early partially due to a wealthy family that despises her, and the very real disease of "Poe-anic Catelypsy" that has plagued her since adolescence. Her "victim" sibling implies coquettishly that she (the alleged victim) was lucky to have escaped the car accident with a ruined leg. Will the hatred and victory of years succeed into the future? Wren Palmer is a nothing man from nowhere who excelled and grasped an early M.D. at the age of 24. On a moonlit night where all lanterns are ruined by man's wretched work, one flower blossoming against the world's bitter concrete may save our Delia. Honestly, more than a synopsis this is a writing excerpt.