A Winter Romance
When a half-nymph rescues a city boy lost in the mountains, he brings him back to his cave. Problem is, there is only one bed.
Aryn should never have left the city. If he hadn’t, he wouldn’t have gotten lost in the mountains, thrown by his horse, and left stumbling through the snow, trying not to freeze to death. All seems hopeless to Aryn, when suddenly a half nymph appears in the forest before him.
After suffering a heartbreak, Sero sought quiet in the forest, away from his village. But his plan of solitude is ruined when he comes across Aryn, a man who clearly does not belong in these mountains. Now Sero is stuck caring for him. He brings Aryn back to his cave, and unfortunately there is only one bed.
When a cold, snowy night turns steamy hot, Sero decides that perhaps the man isn’t so bad after all. On an impulse, Sero invites Aryn to stay with him in his village until the winter solstice festivities. But as the solstice draws near and feelings grow, could there be a chance for something more than just a winter romance?
A Winter Admirer
A shy botanist. His secret admirer. Could it possibly be the nymph he pines for?
Shy botanist Edwin usually looks forward to the winter solstice. But this year will be his first time celebrating it alone. He wishes he had someone to share his cabin with during the long, dark, cold winter nights. Specifically, he wishes that someone was the beautiful mountain nymph Sinoe.
Since the moment they met, Edwin has been enraptured by the healer Sinoe, with his gentle manner, striking white hair, and silver eyes. When Edwin discovers a solstice gift from an admirer on his doorstep, he wonders if Sinoe might return his feelings. But what could boring, bookish Edwin possibly have to offer the stunning mountain nymph?
A Winter Crush
A mountain nymph with a crush. A man scared to have his heart broken.
Ori’s whole world stopped the moment he saw the human working at the pottery wheel. Ori didn’t know why the man had this effect on him. He was older than Ori. And larger. In fact, he seemed the complete opposite of him. But Ori knew he wanted the man’s dark eyes focused on him. Unfortunately, when he approaches the human, it is clear he wants nothing to do with Ori.
Wareth’s life is as he wants it. Sure, his closest friend says he’s alone, grumpy, standoffish, and closed off from others. But Wareth knows the truth. If you make yourself vulnerable, you’ll get hurt. No. It’s better to focus on his pottery. Pottery can’t hurt him. Pottery is safe.
But when one day an oread, a mountain nymph – eager, young, and with a smile that lights up the room – turns up in Wareth’s studio, looking at him in ways he shouldn’t, it stirs something deep inside Wareth. Is he willing to open himself up and risk getting his heart broken? Or will Ori’s crush remain unrequited?
A Winter Courtship
A lonesome village blacksmith. A nymph determined to court him.
Blacksmith Ulrich struggles to connect with those in his mountain village. But at least he has his pet reindeer to keep him company through the long winter. Then one day, a nymph approaches him and declares he is courting Ulrich. He calls Ulrich “pretty.” Ulrich can’t comprehend what is happening. How can anyone call him, the uncouth, hulking blacksmith, pretty? And why does Ulrich like it?
Lutoth is part wind nymph, part mountain nymph. He has spent his whole life travelling. Now he yearns for a place to call home. He sees the blacksmith and immediately recognises him as the boy he knew years ago. His first crush. In that moment, Lutoth decides he will court Ulrich and make the man his.
However, Lutoth has never stayed still. In fact, some believe his wind nymph blood makes him incapable of it. Can Lutoth give up his wandering ways so they can be together?
A Winter Redemption
An uptight workaholic from the city. A free-spirited half-nymph who propositions him.
Jarne’s world is upended when he catches his husband cheating. He flees the city and travels to a small mountain village where his brother lives. At an inn, Jarne just wants to be left alone. Then a handsome stranger with a flirty smile propositions him. Surprising himself, Jarne accepts. After all, it’s just one night.
When half-nymph Ketho meets the arrogant workaholic from the city, he thinks he’s never met anyone who needed a tupping more in their life. Ketho is more than happy to offer his services. Because whilst Ketho doesn’t do relationships, he always enjoys a tryst.
They meet up again. And again. Still, it’s only temporary. They have no future. Jarne must return to the city. He and Ketho are total opposites. And Ketho has vowed to never be tied to anyone ever again.
But as feelings flourish and their connection grows, will they continue to deny their feelings for each other and destroy their chance at love?
A Winter Awakening
A naïve human virgin lost in the mountains. An older nymph who swoops in and rescues him.
Gael fled on his wedding day when he realised he couldn’t marry the bride. He should have recognised it sooner, but he’s always been such a bumble-headed fool. Now he is fleeing on horseback. He gets lost and injured and takes shelter in a cave. He fears that his rash decision might cost him his life.
Thankfully, the mountain nymph Orteo rescues Gael. Gael doesn’t know what he’d do without Orteo looking after him. He’s so lucky to have the older, experienced nymph as a friend.
However, Orteo yearns for more than just friendship from the young human. But is Gael too naive to recognise what is possible between them?