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.

Quakes isolate Devron's underground homeland, threatening starvation. He holds the only solution—and it's terrifying. Devron sees a vision for the perfect design—to solve a problem that doesn't exist. Elegant and powerful, but why would he create anything so dangerous? The Formers' Guild will never allow it. While he saw creative beauty, others had visions of horrific collapse. Are they warnings of disaster? Some gather their families and flee the caverns, but most shrug off the ominous signs. After all, the formers are staying. Their power to alter solid rock by command alone has kept the underground cities safe for generations. No quake can bring the cavern ceilings down. Until it does. Countless lives are lost, and the surviving cities are cut off from the rest of their kingdom. As fear tightens its grip, looming starvation spawns one problem after another. Never again will they trust the formers they once relied on. Devron least of all. Yet Devron knows the only solution to their survival. And even he thinks it is terrifying. To Form a Passage is a fantasy novel in the ARTS OF SUBSTANCE trilogy. These stories merge the excitement of epic fantasy with the camaraderie of cozy fantasy. Each stand-alone novel (about 400 pages) explores one of the world's three substance gifts: forming, wind weaving, and streaming. With every ability comes risk. These gifts are neither easy nor safe. Who has the courage and wit to use their gift well? And at what cost? Join the adventure today.

Only the powerfully gifted new ambassador can save the underground province. Or so they believe until she arrives.  Dirklan Province is owed a royal ambassador. What they desperately need is a powerful streamer to restore the trade cataracts. Fanteal should provide both, for they've heard of her amazing gift. Fanteal soon discovers that she will be more of a pawn than an ambassador. Worse yet, as crowds cheer her arrival, she collapses from a mysterious illness. Rumors spread that something is wrong with her gift. Had their old prime minister lied? Why? The new prime minister's son, Jaikon, becomes Fanteal's unwilling champion. He alone saw her gift manifest. Didn't he? His already shaky reputation will never recover if she possesses the wrong gift. Fanteal must learn what secrets the last prime minister took to his grave. What did he know about wind weavers and this so-called illness? But her visit to his private library just spawns more questions, and it ends with a disastrous public challenge of her gift. Now everyone knows the truth—or thinks they do. Trade will fail, and severe poverty will follow. Yet Fanteal and Jaikon know there is a far more dangerous truth lurking in their underground world. To Weave the Wind is the second story in the Arts of Substance trilogy. These stand-alone novels are perfect for those who love cozy fantasy with touches of romance. Each novel explores one of the world's three substance gifts: forming, wind weaving, and streaming. With every ability comes risk. The gifts are neither easy nor safe. Who has the courage and wit to use their gift well? And at what cost? Join the adventure.

Quakes spread from the ocean floor. A small matter compared to corruption among the gifted, empty royal coffers, and regicide. Long live the new king. Ambassador Danivid, the deceased king's brother, is recalled from Dirklan Province to take on the role he never wanted. The kingdom's shifting beliefs make it all the harder. Machines have reduced the need for the streaming and forming gifts that people once relied on. A new constitution has redefined the role of the monarchy and the guilds. Yet, amid rising prosperity, something is going terribly wrong. What had the previous king discovered before his sudden death? As the crown is placed on Danivid's head, a quake shakes the capital city—as ominous as the realization that his brother was murdered. An attempt on his life follows. Corruption, theft, and murder plague the kingdom. Quakes continue, and volcanic plumes roil the ocean. Danivid is the only streamer who pays attention. What a kingdom to be saddled with! A neighboring country has gone silent and now provides a steady flow of a supposedly harmless drug, which is anything but. Danivid sends an ambassador to investigate. She is warmly welcomed, and the neighbor's ambassador, Trellian, is appointed to accompany her home. Yet someone is determined to kill them en route. They survive only because Trellian is no ordinary ambassador. In Danivid's palace, Trellian discovers a plot more devious than simple murder of the king. As they close in on suspects, the volcano and ocean rise to fulfill their warnings. No former or streamer is prepared—except King Danivid. But how can one man stream an entire ocean and survive? Especially when some don't want him to live.To Stream an Ocean is the third novel in the Arts of Substance trilogy. These elemental fantasy stories blend epic adventures with a cozy vibe. Each stand-alone novel explores one of the world's three substance gifts: forming, wind weaving, and streaming. With every ability comes risk. The gifts are neither easy nor safe. Who has the courage and wit to use their gift well? And at what cost?