#roslyn sinclair

I was always hungry for love. Just once, I wanted to know what it was like to get my fill of it -- to be fed so much love I couldn't take any more. Just once.

[Ilya's version]

I never read the fanfic, but just read the published version. Oh. My. Gosh. What is this amazingnessssss aggggggggg.

Don’t mind me as I stare at the wall gushing for next 6hrs after staring at my phone for the last 6 reading this masterpiece😂 instead of doing the grad work I should be doing

I gotta read the published version of truth and measure….

(Also sorry for context for anyone that isn’t familiar, this is an amazing book by Roslyn Sinclair based off her Mirandy fanfic- read it if you haven’t🔥 I can’t believe I left it on my to read list for so long)

Today, one of my fangirl dreams is finally coming true!

Thank you @guardianrock for inspiring me to go for it.

“And the spice level makes The X Ingredient looks like a closed-door Amish romance in comparison. I'm honestly shocking myself with this one.”

Anyway I can’t wait!

The Woman From The Waves, Roslyn Sinclair

Love and hunger are not the same.

Six years ago, on a remote Scottish island, a mysterious woman saved Sister Madeleine Laurent from drowning. Now, after leaving her convent, Madeleine crosses the ocean again to find the rescuer who changed her life. Instead, her search is disrupted by Hæra North, a brazen, provocative local who stirs Madeleine's repressed desires-and keeps a secret out of legend.

Hæra has one dream: to become the first female Stormhorse, a powerful leader in her clan of fearsome ocean horse spirits. To do so, she must capture, drown, and eat a worthy human. When she first saw Madeleine, she knew she'd found the one. So why did Hæra save her instead?

Now Madeleine's back. All Hæra has to do is remain in human form, earn her woman's trust, then devour her.

But Madeleine is awakening another kind of appetite...

The Woman from the Waves is an epic sapphic romantasy about the power of unleashed desire, the courage it takes to change, and a love so vast it spans the sea, earth, and sky.