The Shadow And The Night: Glenncailty Castle, Book 3 (2014) - Plot & Excerpts
He wasn’t going. He’d decided last night. Cutting the dough into long strips, he then quickly sectioned off triangles and rolled the croissants. He wasn’t a baker, but there was something soothing about the focus and attention it took to bake, especially something as temperamental as croissants.  He put the croissants into the oven, nodding to the baker, who, at eight a.m., was nearly done making the bread, rolls and pastries for the day. Normally Tristan didn’t come in until after she was done, but he hadn’t been able to sleep. Setting a timer for the croissants, he cleaned up his workspace. “Tristan, are you coming?” Tristan looked up to see Sorcha leaning in the main kitchen door. She was smiling and seemed to be nearly glowing with happiness. After the horror of the other night, she and Séan were spending every non-working moment together. While Tristan was still haunted by what had happened in the nursery, Sorcha and Séan seemed well recovered.
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