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    Fever and Snow
    Fever and Snow
    Fever and Snow
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    Fever and Snow

    By Mary Catelli

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    A short story of a curse, a king, and a child.

    A warlord of fire can lay curses of fever.  A woman of snow can freeze a man to death. 

    Pierre, knight of the king, is burning with fever from the curse of the warlord when he learns a possibility that might save him -- and the kingdom.  It turns on a child.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWizard's Wood Press
    Release dateNov 29, 2014
    ISBN9781942564010
    Fever and Snow
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    Mary Catelli

    Mary Catelli is an avid reader of fantasy, science fiction, history, fairy tales, philosophy, folklore and a lot of other things. (Including the backs of cereal boxes.) Which, in due course, overflowed into writing fantasy (and some science fiction).

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