Every reader carries a different hope when they open a book. Some seek comfort, some long to escape, and others want to feel everything all at once. Threads of Passage was written with these readers in mind, and maybe you’ll recognize yourself in one of them.
1. The Escape Artist
When the world feels heavy, you reach for a story that lets you slip away. You crave windswept coasts, the hum of a village café, and quiet nights by the fire. Threads of Passage is your ticket to a small Irish town where ordinary days are stitched with beauty, challenge, and renewal.
2. The Nostalgic Dreamer
You love stories that carry the weight of memory—family tales, old traditions, folklore passed down like heirlooms. In Threads of Passage, the past lingers in every stone wall and every whispered story of the elders. For you, this book is a reminder that even in changing times, some threads never break.
3. The Community Believer
You know that people are stronger together than apart. Books about neighbors helping neighbors, about resilience born of unity, speak straight to your heart. Threads of Passage follows a town once thought to be fading as it stitches itself back to life—shop by shop, friendship by friendship—proving that community is a force all its own.
4. The Romantic at Heart
You sigh when two characters finally see what’s been in front of them all along. You don’t need sweeping declarations—just a hand offered at the right moment, a glance that lingers across a crowded room. Love, quiet and steady, finds its way into the pages of Threads of Passage, folded like a secret note waiting to be discovered.
5. The Cathartic Reader
You welcome books that unravel you a little, then stitch you back together stronger. You want to laugh with characters, ache with them, and close the final page feeling changed. Threads of Passage was written with you in mind. And when you’re ready, Echoes will continue the journey—because some stories don’t end, they deepen.
Whatever kind of reader you are, stories are waiting the way the sea waits for the tide, ready to carry you away and then bring you safely home. Threads of Passage is only the beginning.
Echoes of Passage, Spring 2026