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A delightful collection of cozy fantasy stories set in the coziest of worlds! Grab your blanket and favorite hot beverage because this anthology of cozy fantasy stories has hours of holiday reading waiting for you! Winter Tales is set in Cozy Vales, an original fantasy shared world and home to the Heart of the Vale, the most delicious hot chocolate drink ever invented. This debut collection features stories set during Winter's Tide, a two-week holiday of giving and gratitude that culminates with Lantern Night, an evening marked by the lighting of candles and the release of floating lanterns. Explore the Cozy Vales holidays through nine different short A Season of Giving - L.A. Scott The Ballad of the Cat and the Silver - Rebecca Buchanan Flagons and Dragons - K M Jackways Sour at The Salt & Pickle - Cassandra Stirling A Dress With Pockets - G Clatworthy Dormant - Selina J. Eckert Blizzards and Brews - Deanna and Angela Stuart The Best Thief in Capital Vale - Nathaniel Webb The Alchemist's Surprise - Bonnie Axton Cozy Vales tales are low on stakes but high on adventure, excitement, mystery, and heartwarming storytelling!
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Nathaniel "Nat20" Webb is an author and musician from Maine. His writing includes the novels Expedition: Summerlands and A Conventional Murder, the bestselling music biography Marillion in the 1980s, and stories in MYTHIC, A Book of Blades, Whetstone, and more. He has also written adventures and supplements for the tabletop RPGs Shadow of the Demon Lord and Godless. As a lead guitarist, he toured and recorded with numerous acts including Grammy-nominated singers Beth Hart and Jana Mashonee and Colombian pop star Marre. Nathaniel lives with his family under a massive pile of cats. He can be found on Twitter at @nat20w on Twitter, where he mostly talks about games, writing, and obscure 80s progressive rock.
I was the girl lost in books, but I never thought I'd be the one writing them. After a massive earthquake, I travelled with my family to France and spent a year exploring and making plenty of faux pas along the way. It was there, among the cobbled streets and palpable history that I started writing. And never stopped. I write the strange, the hidden, the psychological and the magical. You can find me between dogs, kids and coffee cups in New Zealand.
