Adultfairytale Stories

In the quiet hush of winter, a lonely wolf learns that even the coldest nights are stitched with stars. The Lonely Wolf in a Winter Full of Stars is an ethereal, festive storybook for adults, blending magical imagery with soft life lessons about courage, belonging, healing, and finding light even in the coldest places. Written in poetic, screenshot-ready lines, this little book is a comforting companion for anyone navigating change, loneliness, or new beginnings. It is a cosy invitation to pause and remember that even in the deepest winter, wonder still lives.

In the village of Thornwick-Under-Moss, hedgehogs dream in colour...but only because of the silver honey, made by moon-bees from flowers that bloom only at night. When the bees vanish without a trace, the village doesn't collapse. It just slowly, quietly becomes less than itself. Less vivid. Less wondering. Less alive to its own life. Everyone accepts it as the end of something. Everyone except Maren Quillsworth, the beekeeper, who is almost certain the bees aren't gone. Just hiding. The question keeping her awake isn't where they went. It's what they're waiting for.

Entitled Princess Rosebud finds herself drawn to a world of mystery and danger in a magical doorway she finds in her home. But will she escape and learn the lessons it holds..

Fate has been sealed from the day that they were born. One of them will be ruling the vast and prosperous kingdom of Morado; the other two will die in the name of love. But can their fate change? The whole kingdom is relying on these three broken teenagers, and they must make choices to alter or accept their fate.

A story that contains the effects and hearts of love, respect, understanding and maturity. A work that is concisely composed and can be easily appreciated by anyone. Part 1, 15 scenes. ⓒ Sarami, 2022. All rights reserved.

In Lunaris, no one is who they say they are. Here, jazz calls the shots and the night never ends. Red Hood-or just Red, for those bold enough to get close-slips through the alleys, her red hood pulled low over sharp, watchful eyes. That crimson hood is as legendary as her instinct for trouble. By her side is Mr. Bad. The Big Bad Wolf himself, with a velvet voice and a smile that promises nothing but trouble. On the stage of the "Glass Slipper," he sings secrets, teases princes, and cradles traitors and lovers alike beneath dim lights and swirling smoke. Between songs, he solves problems-some with charm, others with claws. Lunaris is a city of broken promises, faded magic, and expensive vices. Happy endings are brokered at the highest price, and every night is a risky game. Red and Mr. Bad play it better than anyone: an unlikely pair, cynical and loyal only to their own code. Because in Lunaris, just surviving is a fairy tale.