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Rosehaven: Stories of Quiet Division (The Rosehaven Shift Book 1)
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Stories of Quiet Division
Rosehaven is a seaside town coming apart at the seams. Its citizens are divided by rival factions, competing ideologies and the fear of standing on the wrong side. There are no explosive battlefields here. Instead, trust erodes, loyalties become dangerous, and ordinary people discover how much it can cost to think or act for themselves.
Across ten interconnected stories, Rosehaven: Stories of Quiet Division explores life in a society where division has become a way of life. A seemingly minor decision can have lasting consequences. Acts of resistance take unexpected forms. Those who seek control are not always the people you'd expect, and nobody is entirely free of compromise.
Blending dark indie speculative fiction, psychological tension and understated dark humour, this is a portrait of a community where the greatest dangers often emerge from everyday life.
For readers drawn to the unsettling social landscapes of Children of Men and Station Eleven, and the off-kilter unease of Severance and Black Mirror.
Rosehaven is a seaside town coming apart at the seams. Its citizens are divided by rival factions, competing ideologies and the fear of standing on the wrong side. There are no explosive battlefields here. Instead, trust erodes, loyalties become dangerous, and ordinary people discover how much it can cost to think or act for themselves.
Across ten interconnected stories, Rosehaven: Stories of Quiet Division explores life in a society where division has become a way of life. A seemingly minor decision can have lasting consequences. Acts of resistance take unexpected forms. Those who seek control are not always the people you'd expect, and nobody is entirely free of compromise.
Blending dark indie speculative fiction, psychological tension and understated dark humour, this is a portrait of a community where the greatest dangers often emerge from everyday life.
For readers drawn to the unsettling social landscapes of Children of Men and Station Eleven, and the off-kilter unease of Severance and Black Mirror.
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| Publisher | self published |
| Publication date | January 2026 |
| Language | English |
| Pages | 282 pages |
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