Court of the Yuletide Fae
Three shifters find love amid the winter holidays

The Yule Cat
When a child shows kindness to the Yule Cat, he finds he can't bring her to the Winter Queen as tribute. As punishment for his disloyalty, his queen demands he find the child once she has come of age and presents her instead as his bride.

The White Stag
Chased by the Krampus, the White Stag finds solace-and love-in the arms of a woman whose only wish is to help him. Her wish transforms the Stag into a man, but the Krampus isn't finished with him yet.

The Krampus
Determined to restore his best friend to the good graces of the Winter Queen, the Krampus sets out to bring the Yule Cat out of exile. But along the way, he discovers the mortal realm has much to offer, especially in the form of a riveting woman named Spring.

"The Winter Queen"
The Winter Queen and Santa share a special bond. See how they first met, back when he was just Kris Kringle.

Court of the Springtime Fae
These powerful Fae beings are about to meet their perfect matches

Jack Frost
Jack Frost is used to causing chaos in other people's lives, but when a single mother opens her home and heart to him, all he wants is forever.

Prince Charming
The Oak King wants Finn to work with a mortal woman on the ritual of Ostara to turn the Wheel of the Year. The warmth she brings out in him has to be enough to fight off Jack Frost's chill once and for all, but when it does, flowers aren't the only things that bloom.

The Oak King
The balance of the changing seasons must be restored and the only way to do so is for the Court of the Springtime Fae to gain power from mortal mates. But choosing a woman and infusing her with his power isn't enough. He has to win her heart as well, and worse-give his own to her.

"Lord Beast"
To restore the full power of the Court of the springtime Fae, Lord Beast must take a mortal mate. His most trusted advisors have picked the perfect woman for him and laid out a plan to win her heart. If only his advisors weren't all woodland animals...

Main Content: Approximately 183,000 words, 562 (5.5 x 8.5) pages