Cora Buhlert was born and bred in North Germany, where she still lives today - after time spent in London, Singapore, Rotterdam and Mississippi. Cora holds an MA degree in English from the University of Bremen and is currently working towards her PhD. Cora has been writing, since she was a teenager, and has published stories, articles and poetry in various international magazines. When she is not writing, she works as a translator and teacher.
Kiss of Ice
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- FormatePub
- ISBN978-1-5199-0921-3
- EAN9781519909213
- Date de parution13/12/2015
- Protection num.pas de protection
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurMordant Media
Résumé
The Winter Knight is sent out to execute the Ice Maiden who has already killed countless men. So far, none of those sent to bring the Maiden to justice have ever returned. But the Knight is confident that he will succeed where they failed, for he is protected by powerful magic. When the Winter Knight finally reaches the castle of the Ice Maiden, she is strangely calm in the face of death and does not even try to resist.
But has the Winter Knight truly succeeded where so many before him have failed or does the Ice Maiden still have a trick or two up her sleeve?This is a dark and wintery fairytale of 4700 words or approximately 16 print pages altogether.
But has the Winter Knight truly succeeded where so many before him have failed or does the Ice Maiden still have a trick or two up her sleeve?This is a dark and wintery fairytale of 4700 words or approximately 16 print pages altogether.























