Druidic prophecies, a galactic space adventure, a cabin of horrific secrets – and a mysterious white cat that seems to walk through the very stories themselves.

Whether you’re in the mood for a fantastic adventure, an edge-of-your-seat horror tale or a budding romance, Winds of Winter is the perfect read - a gift for being wonderful readers. If you'd like to support us, we're donating 100% of the proceeds to SaveACat.org!

Enjoy these 16 multi-genre short stories including:

Grandpa never let them use the cabin after Christmas. And some rules are best not broken.
Jeff Bacon – Christmas Wrath (Horror)

When Doris, the family's black sheep loses her grandmother's diamonds, she's sure they'll never want to see her again.
Louisa M. Bauman – The Mad Girl (Coming of Age)

Prophecy demands Gage have absolute dominion over his Druidic powers, but his inner demons are putting everything at risk.
Corina Douglas – Rising from the Ashes (Fairytales, Folklore & Myths)

It’s just an ordinary game day for a weary non-player character…until something opens the rift.
Paris Hansch – An NPC’s Christmas (GameLit)

Cursed as a cat for 99 years, an immortal Fiend Hunter must re-evaluate his relationship with a nemesis.
Laura Hawthorne – Lost Among Snowflakes (Fantasy)

Hannah wanted direction. What she ended up with could change her future forever…
H.R. Hobbs – The Blue Pendant (SciFi Adventure)

He'd found the girl of his dreams, then a cat got in the way.
Reen Jones – Candy Girl (Horror)

Trapped in a mountain snow storm one family makes the best of their isolation, and a legend is born.
Tasche Laine – The Legend of the Glass Stars (Contemp. Fic.)

Will a prejudice rant send Sasha’s new interest running?
Nola Li Barr – Sasha (Romance)

A secret, a brotherhood, a father’s sin. What will Prince Thutmose do when he takes the crown?
Lauren Lee Merewether – King’s Jubilee (Hist. Fic.)

Mirror, mirror, on the wall, who's the ugliest of them all?
Joy Monette – The Girl in the Mirror (Contemp. Fic.)

Though they were partly human, the differences were too great. He would never be one of them.
Leigh Roberts – The Outsider (Fantasy, Myths & Legends)

Kevin is about to take on the galaxy until his little sister makes an outrageous request...
A.L. Rugova – The Lost Tradition (SciFi Dystopian)

A winter menace reigns terror on mice, but can it stand against their new champion?
Alicia Scarborough – Crimson Eyes (Urban Fantasy Poetry)

Can a telepathic cat and her mistress solve a robbery and welcome the culprit into town?
Melanie Snow – Trouble in Winte

The crows are flying. And on their wings, destiny changes.

One crow signals bad luck. Three, a celebration. Seven, a secret. Each number drives the fate of someone's soul.

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Enjoy these 14 multi-genre stories including:

Recent residents in an uncontrollable neighborhood with a sinister plan. The only thing able to stop them is nature and its guardians.
Jeff Bacon – Crow Court (Horror)

Nobody had told Hailey about the werewolves when she moved to Mickleburg, and nobody had told her about Adam, a near-stalker, but she faced both on an isolated mountaintop.
Louisa Bauman – Terror On The Mountain (Horror)

War is on the horizon, and once again, Morrigan is called upon to save her people, but this time more than the outcome of the battle is at stake.
Corina Douglas – The Morrigan: Wings Of War (Fairytales, Folklore, & Myths)

Lady Adalynn holds her son, a child born under an ominous omen. But he is not hers.
Paris Hansch – The Unwanted Child (Fantasy)

Will detective Jake Duncan solve his last case before retirement or choose family instead?
H.R. Hobbs – The Seven Crows Society (Detective Noir)

An odd child, unwanted by her father, hated by her young stepmother, Jasmine didn't have any friends. But then, unfortunately, she found some.
Reen Jones – Feeding The Crows (Horror)

Stuck on a ranch and bored, Brylee goes on a run that changes her life. Will she ever be the same?
Tasche Laine – Running In The Rain (Contemp. Fic)

Independence is all Bernice wants, but her privileged upbringing dictates otherwise. Can she break free from expectations before it's too late?
Nola Li Barr – Bernice (Romance)

When armed with a camera, a good omen, and true love, the world is perfect. Right?
Joy Monette – An Intriguing Man (Contemp. Fic)

Sometimes, being rescued is not what it's cracked up to be.
Leigh Roberts – The Rescued (Fantasy, Myths and Legends)

Count your crows, and then you'll know, if the signs will bring you, joys or woes.
Alicia Scarborough – Crows Of Nine (Urban Fantasy Poetry)

Sarah must find the secret portal but elaborate riddles and a desperate killer stand in her way. Will she find the portal in time to stop the murder?
Melanie Snow – Attempted Murder (Cozy Mystery)

Three crows rising, portends of evil or a guiding light in the darkness?
Rick Van de Poll – Triple Crown Crows (Nature Poetry, Mythology)

She never believed they existed, but now this young witch must stand before the Three Crows as they bestow her with a mandate to kill...

A spyglass. A rare amulet. An ancient prophecy. Trapped in the past.

Moving to his grandfather’s farm was the last thing Mitch Howell wanted, but his parents did it anyway. Left on his own, Mitch sneaks into the attic of his grandfather’s house and discovers a spyglass. Curious about the spyglass and its connection to his loony great-grandpa, he doesn’t realize it’s really a portal to the past and the key to an ancient prophecy until it’s too late. Thrown back in time to Ancient Egypt with his best friend, Brock, the boys are on a quest to find their way home. But they aren’t the only ones who know the powers of the spyglass.

Can Mitch and Brock get home before the spyglass falls into the wrong hands and changes the world forever?

H.R. Hobbs, author of the bestselling Breaking the Rules series, is back with an adrenaline rush of adventure and mystery along the lines of The Time Warp Trio and The Magic Tree House.

How do you survive seventh grade? 

If you’re Hannah Williams, you become invisible.  

Up until now, Hannah’s learned to protect herself from the bullies in her life by following four simple rules. But when Chip Cavanaugh moves to her school and decides they should be friends, her rules go up in smoke.

Hannah doesn’t know what to do with a friend, especially one that’s funny, outgoing and with a strong sense of right and wrong.  Chip isn’t afraid to draw attention to himself or stand up for others. So, when the class bully reads her journal to the class and Chip defends her, he becomes a target himself.

Now Chip’s life is being threatened and Hannah realizes she can’t be invisible any longer.

Can Hannah break her rules and stand up for what’s right?

An empowering, compassionate story of life in middle school.