Can love transcend time, space and worlds?

Raised as a noble scion, Heinregard comes to the House of Silveria for their famous Spring Song festival, but when he hears the voice of stable lad Clayten, he’s overthrown in more ways than one. As they spend time together overseeing Heinregard’s troublesome younger cousins, the two grow close. Is Heinregard prepared to risk everything for someone of a different station?

As the Dowager Duchess’ daughter, Viraya is safely past marriageable age and responsible for Spring Song celebrations. This year, their guests include a formidable Capitán who has the gall to set his cap at her. Will Viraya be able to resist the attentions of this strangely familiar Capitán, keep the children away from her precious blossoms, and ensure a good showing for Spring Song?

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Spring Song is a High Romantic Fantasy novella that follows two couples (one M/F and one M/M) as they fall in love at a Noble House preparing for Spring Song festivities.

If you enjoy sweet romance with your fantasy, or some fantasy with your romance; if you like to read fairy-tales, myths and legends; if you love lyrical story-telling that’s beautiful and bittersweet; if you love poetry and literature, beautiful music and characters that make you swoon, then you may want to read Spring Song.

The MCs from this novella have inspired poems and songs, including the poetry collection Songs of Love & Longing. Be sure to check out the original music accompanying this novella on the author’s Lake Traveler youtube channel.

Two of Spring Song’s protagonists happen to be gay. Spring Song is the first novella in the Seasons Cycle, an LGBTQ+ friendly series, but can be read as a standalone.
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Tropes: True Love, Forbidden Love, Love at First Sight, Fated Mates, Past Lives.

Categories: High Fantasy; Medieval Fantasy; Romantic Fantasy; Fantasy Romance; LGBTQ+ Fantasy; Mythological Fantasy; Sweet Romance; Clean Romance
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Early Reviews

As someone who has read a lot of romance before and was fed up with sappy stories, I didn’t think I would be so taken by the characters in Spring Song. The female and male characters with their own beliefs and feelings they try to suppress – made me become enchanted with the unique story even more. Especially Clay whose super fan I become from the first interaction. He’s the character who inspired the author to create an entire album of unique tender love songs full of longing and yearning. Check them out on the youtube channel.

-Daiva Paskauskaite

The word ‘beautiful‘ just kept popping into my mind while I was reading the novella. It was simply so beautifully written! The emotions as portrayed by the protagonists were so poignant and intense. It incorporated the feelings of forbidden love, of duties and responsibilities, of memories long gone but recurring, of fated love that transcended from past lives…There’s just so much to it. This is indeed a very lovely and good read and I am so glad I came across it!

-Ayesha Leung

Spring Song is a fantasy tale with a vibe similar to King Arthur and other medieval Fantasy Romances…The relationships are very well written and there is a very slow burn feel to the love stories. If you like stories that take their time and are in no rush to get to the end. Then this is a very relaxing, yet gripping read that will not disappoint.

The world-building is fantastic from the language, the flowers, traditions. Cassia Hall’s prose creates a beautiful and intricate world full of vibrant cultures that come together and even clash due to various traditions…. mostly a fun and quite a romantic fairy tale about love and the bonds that bring people together…

– Alora, Pendragon Publications

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