New from Send Me to Sleep. Step into the past oral world of Elizabeth Gascales, north and south.

Margaret Hale, a spirited young woman from the genteel south finds herself transplanted

to the bustling northern town of Milton.

There she encounters John Thornton,

a self-made cotton mill owner,

a man forged in the fire of ambition and hardened by circumstance.

Their worlds may be as different as silk and soot, Yet an undeniable attraction sparks between them,

drawing them into an entangled dance of fiery debates and simmering emotions.

Gascale's words,

weave a tapestry of Victoria in England

where the Chan of Industry sounds like a distant hum that is the backdrop of this story.

Gascale's prose flows like a Langrid river, carrying you past cobbled streets and smoke plumed factories,

all the while revealing what lies in the hidden depths of the hearts of these characters.

Here's a short preview of what you can expect. Edith, said Margaret gently,

Edith, said Margaret gently. Edith,

But as Margaret half suspected,

Edith had fallen asleep.

She lay curled up on the sofa in the back drawing room in Harley Street,

looking very lovely in her white muslin and blue ribbons.

If Titania had ever been dressed in white muslin and blue ribbons

and had fallen asleep on a crimson damask sofa in a back

drawing room. Edith might have been taken for her.

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