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The silent rose

507 pages

A tense, atmospheric blend of romantic suspense and paranormal mystery set within the shadowy halls of a quaint New England inn.

What it feels like

This novel offers a brisk, atmospheric reading experience that perfectly balances the cozy charm of a Connecticut bed-and-breakfast with the chilling edge of a paranormal thriller. The mood is distinctly eerie and shadowy, wrapping the reader in a tense environment where every creaking floorboard might hold a secret. As the narrative unfolds, it leans heavily into the friction of adversarial attraction, pairing a determined investigation with a fiercely guarded mystery. The prose is accessible yet steeped in suspense, keeping the pages turning as the romantic and thrilling elements intertwine. It is an ideal escape for readers who love feeling a shiver of ghostly dread while watching a tense, combative romance slowly unravel the hidden truths of the lingering past.

Mood
  • eerie
  • atmospheric
  • cozy-yet-tense
  • shadowy
Tone
  • suspenseful
  • romantic
  • determined
  • mysterious
Pace
brisk
Themes
uncovering hidden truths · adversarial attraction · the lingering past · secrets in small places
The writing
Accessible and atmospheric, balancing the cozy charm of a New England inn with the sharp edge of romantic suspense.
The arc
The journey moves from eerie curiosity and adversarial tension to thrilling revelation and romantic connection.
Who it's for
Readers who crave a mix of spooky paranormal mystery, quaint settings, and tense romantic dynamics.
Content notes
  • paranormal elements
  • suspenseful situations

About the book

After she experiences a ghostly vision, author Devon James is determined to unravel the mystery of the quaint bed-and-breakfast she is staying in, but its owner, Jonathan Stafford, will stop at nothing to hinder her investigation.

Description from Open Library.

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