Sharon Rose – författare

Language: TaglishTwo scorned souls blinded by hate and revenge. Would their dark past define their future? When love and hate collide, what would win? Hate or love? A story about hate, mistakes, vengeance, burning passion and true love. A painful but fulfilling journey towards a happy ending.

Language: TaglishBest friends turned mortal enemies turned passionate lovers. A tale of true love, betrayal, forgiveness and trust.

Language: TaglishTwo scorned souls blinded by hate and revenge. Would their dark past define their future? When love and hate collide, what would win? Hate or love? A story about hate, mistakes, vengeance, burning passion and true love. A painful but fulfilling journey towards a happy ending.

A classic story for the modern era, Through the Garden Gate is a beautifully illustrated picture book that takes readers on a journey from the mundane to the magical, exploring the wonders of the garden through a child’s imagination.Miles is bored one summer’s day—until a visit to a neighbor leads to a surprising discovery: a mysterious garden gate—and the adventure of a lifetime. What begins as an ordinary afternoon transforms into a magical journey filled with fairies, curious critters, and the most enchanting plants. Every plant Miles encounters is based on real-life flora, carefully and accurately illustrated by Erin Brown. Readers can learn more about them in the back of the book, too! Written by debut author and renowned garden designer Sharon Rose, Through the Garden Gate will take root in your imagination, delighting young readers and reminding us all of the magic that lives in the garden.

Mysterious tales surround an abandoned castle. Are they summoning Tristan to adventure, or warning him of death? Lord Tristan is a hero. Driving invaders from his kingdom has earned him undying gratitude—but no estate in his own homeland. Nor has his boundless energy found purpose through his travels abroad…until he hears of a hidden castle, abandoned and filled with untold treasure. Why has no one claimed this prize? The townsfolk warn of ferocious beasts. Especially the night-prowling vixicats, so vicious that no one lives to tell what they really are. Who started these absurd tales? What are they trying to hide? And what of that isolationist kingdom south of the castle? Beth knows her duty…knows all the constraints imposed on a proper lady. They have trammeled her childhood and will now stifle the rest of her life. Granted, her marriage must maintain the strength and purity of the noble families. Yet she loathes the man she is destined to wed, and wonders at the dirty secrets that haunt his clan. At least her own family's honor is intact. Or is it? Why are the northern lands of the kingdom forbidden? A Castle Sealed is the prequel novella to the Castle in the Wilde—a series of epic adventures with a cozy fantasy vibe. If you like mystery, intrigue, and romance, come and explore this alternate world with medieval undertones and changing cultures.

Condemned for a crime he didn't commit. How can the last son of a debased duke survive treacherous exile and the king's fury?Everyone knows that Lord Thomas will become as vile as his three elder brothers and his father, the powerful Duke of Kaituer. Everyone except Thomas. As for the duke's opinion, he demands Thomas's loyalty, but he also forbids him access to the family's questionable affairs.  When Thomas's brothers burn an entire village, the king's rage descends upon them. The Kaituers prepare for a siege, but the duke forces his youngest son out of the castle. Thomas must flee into a rugged forest of gigantic tower trees. He and a few friends—one especially dear—must hide in this place of fearsome legends where none dare to enter. If only that were enough. The king's army dares to enter too. No matter how difficult the terrain, there is only so much land between the army and an impassable river. Wasn't it already nigh impossible to forge a new life in exile? Now they are hunted! A Castle Lost is a novella set in the medieval fantasy world of the Castle in the Wilde series. These characters make pivotal decisions that echo through later generations. They deeply affect Lord Thomas's grandson and namesake, who is featured in novel 3, A Castle From Ashes. You can read A Castle Lost as a stand-alone, as first-in-series, or between novels 2 and 3. But definitely read it!