Three Sisters, Three Stories
Every time identical triplet sisters are born they are taken to live in the tower of the rosen seers, for that is what they were born to be. They are expected to marry into the royal or lordly families, as the visions they see could make each country great. But these three sisters want more than duty.
FLAIR THE WEAVER has a simple dream: learn how to use a loom. But to do this she must leave the tower in secret. When she finds herself literally up a creek, the young man she meets awakens her heart. But after she is captured by a cruel prince, will she have to give up the simple life—and the not-so-simple man—she desires?
BLAIR THE READER has fallen for a man that can never be hers. She now wants nothing more than to escape, preferably very far away. So she flees, and ends up working at a bookmaker’s shop with the surly son of the owner. When she finds a purpose she never expected, can she heal two broken hearts? Or will she be forever alone?
CLAIR THE HEALER has a secret. She has been sneaking away to a neighboring country struck by a terrible disease, and using her gift to heal others. When the captain of the guard discovers who she is, he takes her to heal the brother of the king. But when an old enemy comes back, she will need more than her gift to live happily ever after.
The Rosen Seers is comprised of three novelettes. Each follows the perspective of one of three identical triplet sisters. It is a sweet, kisses only romance. Part 1, The Woven Bride, follows the story of Flair. Part 2, The Riven Bride, follows the story of Blair. Part 3, The Haven Bride, follows the story of Clair. Because they are written in chronological order, it is recommended that the reader start with Part 1.
Genre: Children's Fiction
Every time identical triplet sisters are born they are taken to live in the tower of the rosen seers, for that is what they were born to be. They are expected to marry into the royal or lordly families, as the visions they see could make each country great. But these three sisters want more than duty.
FLAIR THE WEAVER has a simple dream: learn how to use a loom. But to do this she must leave the tower in secret. When she finds herself literally up a creek, the young man she meets awakens her heart. But after she is captured by a cruel prince, will she have to give up the simple life—and the not-so-simple man—she desires?
BLAIR THE READER has fallen for a man that can never be hers. She now wants nothing more than to escape, preferably very far away. So she flees, and ends up working at a bookmaker’s shop with the surly son of the owner. When she finds a purpose she never expected, can she heal two broken hearts? Or will she be forever alone?
CLAIR THE HEALER has a secret. She has been sneaking away to a neighboring country struck by a terrible disease, and using her gift to heal others. When the captain of the guard discovers who she is, he takes her to heal the brother of the king. But when an old enemy comes back, she will need more than her gift to live happily ever after.
The Rosen Seers is comprised of three novelettes. Each follows the perspective of one of three identical triplet sisters. It is a sweet, kisses only romance. Part 1, The Woven Bride, follows the story of Flair. Part 2, The Riven Bride, follows the story of Blair. Part 3, The Haven Bride, follows the story of Clair. Because they are written in chronological order, it is recommended that the reader start with Part 1.
Genre: Children's Fiction
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