Whisper (Book II)

Whisper (Book II)

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The rumors about Red and her successful trek through the Forbidden Forest have spread far and wide. So far that King Gavin has taken notice and deemed Red a worthy suitor for his son, Prince Owen. When she is invited to the castle and given no choice but to accept she finds herself on yet another journey, this time away from the Forest that she is so drawn to. Ulric is powerful and dispensable, which makes him an ideal spy for the Shifters' army. Due to his advanced shifting abilities he finds himself penetrating deep into the castle walls and masquerading as an ambassador from a nearby kingdom. When Red shows up he finds himself at a loss for how to handle the impossible twist of events and all of the feelings of loss and love once again plaguing him potently. The strange, silent, moody ambassador for Solciudad catches Red's eye. He certainly doesn't look like a royal ambassador, nor does he sound like one. And every time she sees him the gaping hole she's had in her chest since her return from the Forest seems to get a little bit lighter. Somehow she knows that this strange, brooding man has something to do with all of the memories that she can't quite grasp. An uncovered plot, a charming prince, a forced marriage, a sickly young girl, and an entire week of forgotten adventures stand between Red and her answers, but she is bound and determined to figure out what it is she left behind in the Forest all of those months ago. Aided by Appa, her steadily worsening nightmares, and the strange figures that frequent her in the dead of night she finds herself closer than she has ever been to the answers she's been seeking for over a year. **Once again, many many thanks to my darling DanaNicoleBeke for the beautiful covers. She's really good at them.
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[A/N]: Hey guys! Before I post this story, I was going to give a little insight. A very good friend of mine and I decided to write this book, and what better way to recieve constructive critcism than to share with everyone here on wattpad? I'm proud to say that we're nearly finished with it, around three to five more chapters need to be written. However, I will gladly post two chapters a week. Depending on the length, I could possibly split each chapter in two. Enjoy! -Skye & Jasmine My attempts to sleep failed miserably as realization hit me. Tonight was my last night unattached to someone. I swung my legs to one side of the bed. My bare feet brushed the cold floor and sent shivers up my spine. Scotland is much warmer this time of year. I took a few steps toward the window, but before I got too far I heard chatter just outside my door. "She’ll never be happy with him." The first voice, a female, was barely audible. "She could be. She’s just upset about Benjamin." A second voice, a man, replied to the woman. "She’ll never love Derick." A hint of anger played beneath the surface of the woman’s voice. I lay back down after that, so much for Emma accepting our marriage. Unhappiness coursed through my body and I became furious. I’d never love Emma either; with that I went to sleep. I dreamt of my mother singing in the castle, her voice was loud and demanding. Her words flowed so freely from her mouth and danced playfully down the halls. She was in the throne room singing to my father just as she always did. Her song was about the way she learned to love my father. Most marriages in Scotland are arranged, and due to our beliefs they have to work out. My mother had always been so madly in love with my father, but he was hesitant because he had to leave the woman he loved so dearly. So he let her go…

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