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Fated Mates | Rooted In Folklore | Guaranteed HEA
Bursting with European folklore and American cryptids, these short stories are perfect if you like darker tales obscured by the tangled thorns and boughs of the forest and feel the heartbeat of the Earth beneath your feet. Each story is a standalone with an HEA. Please note that all tales are loosely based off of folklore with my own personal spin and are integrated into my much larger multiverse, Evigheden.
Fated Mates | Wickedly Rooted In Folklore | Guaranteed HEA
The Wheel of the Year is the primordial timekeeper wherein each season is honored, celebrated, and personified. Pagan traditions, celebrations and beliefs shaped how we understand the seasons till this day, in defiance of monotheism. As the old gods awaken, so too do those they rule over. Tales, creatures, and myths as old as memory dance and frolic with modern people and haunting cryptids and do as all living things must - find their mate, their love, their reason for enduring and surviving.

#1 The Moss King & The Briar Crown

A M/Nb Appalachian horror monster romance between a banjo playing cunning folk and an ancient cervyr as old as moss and their battle against an eldritch primordial entity bent on keeping them apart.
Short included in the Book Harvest Anthology 2025 - Full version available Jan 2026

#3 The Crocus King & The Bower Crown

A F/M fantasy romance between a lost mountaineer and a forgotten goddess of spring and their battle against a monster from ancient tales who is set on making her his bride. 

#2 The Holly King & The Frost Crown

A M/F dark fantasy fae romance between a self-reliant homesteader and an ancient slumbering fae king of winter and their battle against the elements wielded by a scorned lover as hungry as the ravenous cold.

#4 The Oak King & The Firefly Crown

A M/M Southern horror monster romance between a bayou adventuring veterinarian and an ancient fae king and their battle against the undead witch who cursed the fae king to wander the Earth as a ravenous beast at night.