The Night Sender The Night Sender Series
Paranormal Romance, Women's Fiction
CT Creative Press, LLC
December 16, 2020
299 pages
These are the questions Rose Woodburn desperately wants answered.
At midnight on her 18th birthday, Rose, like all ladies of the court, receives a visit from one of the night senders. It is a coming of age rite she has been warned to fear, but Rose, always defiant, is not scared. She's fascinated by these creatures.
When the visit awakens a part of her she never knew existed, Rose begs her night sender, Roosha, to return. But Roosha, condemned to a life of servitude, is bound by sacred law never to see her again.
Undeterred, Rose embarks on a mission to uncover the secrets surrounding these mystical creatures and their true purpose—a mission that will reveal far more than she bargained for and forge an unlikely alliance. But can it be trusted?
Obsessed with discovering the truth, Rose finds herself on a harrowing path of self-discovery and drawn into an affair so forbidden, its punishment is a fate far worse than death.
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The Night Sender by Christina Tsirkas
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Excerpt:
“Roosha, I once asked you how you became a night sender.”
“You did,” he affirmed, afraid of where Rose was heading.
“You never told me.”
Roosha hesitated. “It’s not something I thought you’d want to know.”
“If I didn’t want to know, I wouldn’t have asked.” Her reply was more indignant than she intended.
Roosha sighed. “Rose, sometimes we think we want to know the answers to certain questions, but we don’t realize that knowing them may do us more harm than good.”
Rose grimaced. She was reminded of her mother’s withholding information from her under the premise that it was for her own good. She folded her arms across her chest.
“Isn’t it up to me to decide what information I want to know?”
“Yes, of course,” Roosha affirmed softly. “But once you know it, you cannot unknow it. You may lose the calm sea of bliss that ignorance has had you sailing on and be thrust into rough waters you weren’t prepared to navigate.”
“If I cannot manage rough seas, then perhaps I am not worthy of the journey.”
Roosha’s eyes bore into hers. He admired her resolve and her determination to experience far more of life than her limited court world offered. But her confidence did not alleviate his fear that if she knew the truth, she would rebuke him for his dark past.
“You don’t have to prove anything, Rose.”
“And neither do you.” She looked at him sternly. “Nor do you need to hide anything.”
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