The Winter Bell - Jace, Jordan
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When the Winter Bell of Brookwood falls silent for the first time in nearly a century, the entire town feels its absence. Shops open late, voices drop to whispers, and an ancestral hush settles like frost over every doorstep. For generations, the bell has tolled on the Winter Solstice-a sound of promise, peace, and continuity. But when it fails to ring, it awakens long-buried secrets and rekindles stories the town vowed never to tell. Marley Taylor, still discovering her role as the keeper of her aunt's beloved bookshop, is drawn deeper into Brookwood's mysteries when she stumbles upon a…mehr

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When the Winter Bell of Brookwood falls silent for the first time in nearly a century, the entire town feels its absence. Shops open late, voices drop to whispers, and an ancestral hush settles like frost over every doorstep. For generations, the bell has tolled on the Winter Solstice-a sound of promise, peace, and continuity. But when it fails to ring, it awakens long-buried secrets and rekindles stories the town vowed never to tell. Marley Taylor, still discovering her role as the keeper of her aunt's beloved bookshop, is drawn deeper into Brookwood's mysteries when she stumbles upon a half-burned note: "If the bell does not ring, the vow was broken." From that moment, Marley senses that something sacred has been paused-not only in the town's traditions but in its very soul. Each clue she uncovers pulls her further into a haunting ancestral riddle: the legend of Amelia Colvin, the "veil bride" who never wed, and whose unfinished vow has bound Brookwood in silence for nearly a century. Damien Hawthorne, the archivist and historian whose sharp intellect is matched only by his guarded heart, joins Marley in unraveling the truth. At first, he searches for rational explanations: mechanical faults, forgotten maintenance, natural decay. Together, Marley and Damien follow a trail of spectral fragments: a sealed ribbon box in the bakery attic, Elijah Callahan's lost journal, music boxes that whisper hidden words, and lace gloves left like offerings at Marley's door. Each artifact weaves them closer to Amelia's forgotten story-and closer to each other. As Brookwood prepares for its Winter Ball, Marley wrestles with how much of Amelia's truth the town is ready to hear. Is Brookwood strong enough to face the reality that its beloved traditions are rooted not in joy, but in sacrifice and silence? And as Damien receives an offer that could be a great opportunity-but away from Marley-he must decide where his true calling lies: in preserving history abroad, or in living its unspoken vows here in Brookwood. What begins as a hushed anomaly becomes a test of faith, love, and courage. The bell's silence reveals itself not as absence, but as a crucible. Marley and Damien stand at the threshold of choice: to let Brookwood retreat into silence, or to risk everything by speaking Amelia's truth aloud. When the bell rings again-unbidden, clear, and resonant-its sound restores more than tradition. It restores memory, unity, and the hope of new vows written in the present. The Winter Bell is a story of ancestral promises and contemporary reckonings, where love becomes a vow as sacred as history itself. Steeped in romance, mystery, and the shimmering magic of winter, this fourth installment of the Brookwood Mysteries is both a revelation and a renewal. Readers will find themselves swept into a world where forgotten brides leave whispers in the snow, music boxes carry the songs of the departed, and the courage to speak truth becomes the greatest vow of all. Perfect for fans of heartwarming small-town romance, generational mysteries, and stories that blend history with the supernatural, The Winter Bell delivers on every page: an emotional love story, a pulse-quickening mystery, and a community's journey toward healing. It is a novel of vows broken and vows restored, of presence over promise, and of love that rings true-even when the bell does not. Step into Brookwood this winter. Listen closely. The silence has a story to tell.