A Psalm for the Unmarked: a Gothic Vampire Romance of Snowbound Fate and Soulbound Memory Sparrowbound Saga Book

1812 A.D. — Russia is frozen. His soul is fading. And this time, he remembers.In the brutal heart of Napoleon’s winter retreat, Nyxa Virelle moves through the snow like a ghost. Disguised as a local healer, she tends to the wounded and dying in the shadows of a monastery razed by war. She’s not here to save soldiers. She’s here for him.Her soulmate has returned again.This time, he is Andrei — a French conscript lost in the frost, with no past and a voice that speaks her name before they’ve ever met.As they take shelter among the ruins, something old awakens between them. Andrei dreams of fire and fangs, of lifetimes buried beneath snow and blood. He begins to remember Nyxa — centuries of love and loss and death she swore he’d never have to recall.But the forest whispers. Deserters go missing.And soldiers speak of an angel who feeds on the dying.When Andrei is wounded beyond mortal healing, Nyxa must choose:Let him go peacefully.Or turn him… and risk shattering what’s left of his soul.How many times can she bury him before she breaks the world?And what if, this time, he doesn’t want to leave her?A Psalm for the Unmarked is Book Nine in The Sparrowbound Saga, a standalone gothic vampire romance set in the snowbound horrors of 1812 Russia. For fans of The Bear and the Nightingale, A Dowry of Blood, and All the Light We Cannot See, this installment blends spiritual longing, winter magic, and the ache of love too long denied.