In this house, a blanket on the landing is an invitation. You can always leave it folded.
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Four households share a stairwell in a Yorkshire mill town. On the blue chair outside the top flat, a neighbour can leave a blanket carrying the comforting scent of home. Taking it means you would like company. Returning it folded means you have had enough. For the omegas who live here, being able to say both things makes it possible to ask for the particular people they want.
Louise can sleep under Mick’s quilt. She can barely get through tea with him without blushing. When he offers to make her one to keep, she has to explain why a quilt that has never been near him rather misses the point. The free companion novella is The Spare Pillow Slip.
A shy pair establishes the chair’s custom. A quilt encourages two neighbours to court in daylight, a visitor finds her own place beside an established pair, and the woman who always offers comfort finally asks for some herself.
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Edie wants Colin’s company after a long shift. What she asks for is a clean pillowcase. Colin has lent her five before he notices she brings them back at breakfast, when he’s always there to answer the door.
Louise can sleep under Mick’s quilt. She can barely get through tea with him without blushing. When he offers to make her one to keep, she has to explain why a quilt that has never been near him rather misses the point.
Hannah borrows the green blanket from Alec and Mo for the coldest fortnight of the year. She likes Alec’s terrible songs and Mo’s steady hands. Then someone sets two places for supper, out of habit, and Hannah sees exactly how easy it would be to slip out unnoticed.
Dot can tell who needs a blanket by the sound of a footstep. Graham has been upstairs a month before he asks who brings one to her. His offer is a pillow, a hot-water bottle and the most alarming invitation she has heard in years: lie down, love.
The novella leaves the blue chair on the landing. It is waiting when the new third-floor tenant arrives in the first novel.
Includes the author pitch, editable Authorythm seeds and individual AI-generated front-cover concepts. The planned fiction totals 195,000 words.
Buy the 3-book concept pack and receive the companion lead magnet concept free. Each novel is planned at 55,000 words. The lead magnet, The Spare Pillow Slip, is planned at 30,000 words.
Author pitch PDF with the series premise, characters, book blurbs and complete story arcs. One editable Authorythm seed document. 4 coordinated front-cover concepts.
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$235 per book · Save $75
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