The House of Silveria is known far and wide for its annual Spring Song celebrations, and Viraya is responsible for a big part of it. This year, the Karenys are their guests, including a formidable Capitán who has the gall to set his cap at her, a spinster well past her first score and ten. Viraya must contend, too, with a pair of wildlings and their impeccably-lineaged older cousin, Heinregard, sent all the way from the mother-world of the Argentene. Can she tame the 'savage' Karenys, keep the children away from her precious blossoms, and ensure a good showing? --- Heinregard thought he wanted to come to Rogrovia for its famous Spring Song festival, but when he hears the voice of Clayten, Aunt Viraya's best tenor, he realises he's here for something else entirely. But he carries a troubling secret, one that he must hide from everyone, especially those who think he's the moon god personified. Can he risk letting down his guard this one time?

Myths and legends, folk and fairy tales were likely the first stories told, part of verbal lore passed down from generation to generation. Bards and minstrels at court and manor, inns and taverns, sang ballads and odes to entertain and enlighten. Rhyme and rhythm made their way into everyday life, enriching our experience with words, stories, beauty, and drama. To this day, lyrical poetry can evoke emotions and sensations that transcend cultures, place and time. Fantasy Romance is a collection of fantasy-themed poems, teeming with mythological characters and fantastical creatures, designed to transport you to other times and otherworlds. Here, gods and goddesses, mages and monsters, witches and warlocks, sprites, wights and nixies hold sway, and sometimes ordinary people become embroiled in extraordinary circumstances...