🟪 Tagline

Some souls don't fade with time—they wait to be remembered.

🟪 Blurb

When a long-lost letter reopens a door Elira Wynn never meant to leave unlocked, her quiet world begins to shift. Years after their unfinished love, Jonas Daeven returns to Brindlehaven—bringing with him memories, regret, and a gentle hope she thought she'd buried forever.

In a town where grief lingers in quiet places and love is a language unspoken, their paths cross again—not by chance, but by something deeper.
A chapel in ruins.
A lake that still remembers.
A silence begging to be broken.

"Age‑Mark of the Soul" is a poetic, second-chance romance about healing after loss, rediscovering one's voice, and choosing to love again—not despite the past, but because of it.

🟪 One-Page Story Summary

Elira Wynn, a widowed literature professor, has mastered the art of stillness. Her life in Brindlehaven is shaped by quiet days, unread letters, and a house that holds more memory than music. But when Jonas Daeven—her former love and a gifted restoration architect—returns after two decades, silence is no longer her sanctuary.

Their reunion is quiet. Careful. Laced with the ache of what was left unsaid. As Jonas restores the town's aging chapel, he and Elira begin to confront the emotional ruins of their shared past. Alongside the ghosts of grief and the distance time created, they must navigate the uncertain terrain of love that waited too long.

"Age‑Mark of the Soul" is a slow-burn, emotionally resonant romance about the love that never truly left, and the courage it takes to begin again—not with promises, but with presence.

🟪 Detailed Product Description

Overview

Age‑Mark of the Soul is a full-length, emotionally rich second-chance romance. With mature characters, lyrical prose, and themes of grief, memory, and restoration, it's a story of two souls marked by time—and what happens when healing doesn't demand forgetting, but remembering differently.

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🟪 FAQs

Q1: Who are the main characters?
Elira Wynn, a widowed literature professor in her late forties, and Jonas Daeven, a thoughtful restoration architect returning to their hometown.

Q2: Is this a fast-paced romance?
No. It's a slow, emotionally immersive story that builds depth over moments, silences, and shared memory.

Q3: Does the book have a satisfying ending?
Absolutely. The story ends with emotional closure and the promise of a new beginning—authentic and earned.

Q4: Is this a series?
No, it's a standalone novel.