B. Heather Mantler

Waldemar is the current king of Proster and the kingdom is thriving; so much so that his daughter, Valda, has had many offers for her hand in marriage. As she meets each spoiled, rich, waste of space, Valda finds herself uninterested in marriage. Her parents told her to accept the proposal only of the man she loves. Despite foolish attempts to the otherwise, all the princes who showed up are sent away without gaining her hand.Then a prince from a far kingdom arrives, though with little fanfare. He treats those below him with respect and refuses to let anyone be abusive when he is around. And if that were not enough, Valda thinks he looks handsome. But is he the right man for her? Is there more to this Prince of Yester than it seems? Or is everything all right?

When Ryan White meets the perfect ten, he thinks he has found the woman he is destined to be with forever. Abigail is everything he has ever wanted in a woman and more. Six months into the relationship, he is even more sure of it. And then Abby disappears out of their bed one night. Ryan wakes to not only her missing, but all of her belongings. She didn't even leave a note explaining why she left. So, when Ryan finds something that suggests things aren't what they appear to be, he decides he has to find her. If nothing else to find out why she left.

Another collection of dragon tales this time with a connection to spring. Authors are Jennie Evans, Rosalyn Marie Francis, Tracey Bentley, and B. Heather Mantler.

Princess Aurelia is asked by Captain Ross to rescue a fallen star. She heads out on another adventure which includes unicorns, mermaids, and pegasus. Will she be successful in her mission?

Prince Tony finds a mermaid in a frozen lake. This leaves him with no choice but to rescue her.

Princess Aurelia of Gew went out to the garden to enjoy the sunshine and ended up on an adventure. Will she succeed?

The police arrested the man. According to him and the lease on the apartment his name is John Smith, but he admits that John Smith is not his name. So, what is his name? Without finding out, the police charge him with murder. They have solid proof he did it. Will he tell them who he is before the trial arrives? Will he tell them before they have to put it on his gravestone?

A war torn world in need of a change in perception. A box that really shouldn't be opened. A peasant helping his queen. A Greek god looking for some entertainment. All connect to some mythology in some way. Stories by Alexandra A. Cheshire, B. Heather Mantler, Helen Dyck, and Ian Mantler.

Four short stories about dragons, whether summoning them, hunting them, racing them, or they are learning to breathe fire. All having some connection to winter. Authors are Sarah Dahlmann, Jennie Evans, Frances Mantler, and Tracey Bentley.