The Cursed Winter

A prince seeking to nothing more than to live.
A huntress seeking to be more than merely a weapon.
A gender-bent retelling of Snow White.

Bo White has many nicknames including Snow and Adonis. He is beloved by his kingdom for his kindness a strength, a fact that enrages his stepfather, the king, who fears Bo will stir the people to rebellion against him.

The king is so jealous that he curses Bo, slowly turning his heart to ice. Bo flees, but the king sends a huntress to ensure that Bo is brought back—dead or alive.

Sylvaine tracks down the prince despite a strange winter overcoming the land but despite always being loyal to the crown, she hesitates, and he flees again.

Bo finds an unlikely refuge among seven outcasts, each with their own reason to despise the tyrant who stole his throne. But as the curse tightens its grip, Eirian knows that if he cannot break the spell before he is frozen forever, Ulrich will rule unchecked, and the kingdom will never see the warmth of spring again.

In a world where magic demands sacrifice, could warmth be found in the most unexpected place. Perhaps in the heart of the huntress sent to kill him?