Once Upon a Spring (Once Upon a Season, #3)
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A hunter invades a blossoming grove and becomes obsessed with its beautiful spirit. In a world forever waiting for spring, two women with no pasts or memories find each other. A shapeshifting hare seeks her missing brother among the bluebells. The god of the underworld mourns the loss of his beloved wife, the goddess of spring. Once upon a time stories travelled from place to place on the tongues of merchants and thieves and kings alike. Winter would thaw, and down rivers of melt water and roads cleared of snow a new round of stories would pop up like flowers in every village or town or city. In the spirit of these age-old stories comes Once Upon a Spring, a seasonal anthology of folk and fairy tales from 16 authors across the globe. It covers everything from spring curses to fledgling romances to daring adventures, and features both intriguing twists on classic tales and exciting original stories. The third of four planned seasonal anthologies from Macfarlane Lantern Publishing, Once Upon a Spring is sure to have a story for just about everyone. Grab your copy in time for April showers today!
Inside this anthology: But for a Dream by Ella T Holmes Far Far Awake by Adie Hart Season's Keep by R. A. Gerritse Darkness Green by Laila Amado The Circus of Forgotten Things by Caroline Logan She Vanishes by Josie Jaffrey Be Careful What You Wish For by S. Markem Forget-Me-Not Jones by Jake Curran-Pipe Lady of the Flame by A. J. Van Belle Perennial by Katherine Shaw I Like Quiet Places by Fiona Simpson Spring Tide by Kate Longstone To Name a Rose by Elanna Bellows It Started with Bluebells by M. J. Weatherall Radhakrishna by Bharat Krishnan The Girls of Spring by Jenna Smithwick
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Hayley Louise Macfarlane hails from the very tiny hamlet of Balmaha on the shores of Loch Lomond in Scotland. Having spent eight years studying at the University of Glasgow and graduating with a BSc (hons) in Genetics and then a PhD in Synthetic Biology, Hayley quickly realised that her long-term passion for writing trumped her desire to work in a laboratory.
Now Hayley spends her time writing across a whole host of genres, particularly fairy tales and psychological horror. During 2019, Hayley set herself the ambitious goal of publishing one thing every month. Seven books, two novellas, two short stories and one box set later, she made it. She recommends that anyone who values their sanity and a sensible sleep cycle does not try this.
