The Crystal Rings

In "Time Dancers," Calina's one wish as she turns "of age" is to marry a young, handsome prince. But her father soon reveals her betrothed as a king twice her age. She is further insulted when her husband-to-be gives her a magic mirror, inside of which she watches a vision of herself waltzing with a young, handsome prince every night. However, through the mirror and the aid of a unique crystal ring, she will discover true love.

In "Silver Prince," Catina dares to enter the Dark Wood against her brother's warnings. Instead of danger, she meets Hadyn, Alpha of the Wolfsbane people. Through him, she will discover love, but also the truth behind years of lies and twisted legends. What will she do with that truth when she is forced to choose between her brother and her new love?

Finally, in "Sisters of the Rings," Calista and Shara are the only two Iceans in the entire Spaniño Isle, possibly in the entire world. When their kingdoms fall under siege, both princesses are forced to flee their Spaniño homes. They meet each other, only to discover that they are linked by the crystal rings given them by their adoptive parents, and that this link is more powerful than either of them ever could have imagined.

“I enjoyed reading this book. It was well worth my time. I've read another book by this author and and I really liked it, too. I would recommend any of her books.”

~ Anne M. Stalker, Amazon

“The three short stories were fantastic. I am not into love stories typically, however, the author does such a good job of telling her story that you do not get hung up on the love in the story. I am hooked and now I need to read some more of her writing.”

~ Steven R. Burke, Amazon

“I found this to be a completely enjoyable collection of stories that I would have LOVED to read as a young adult. They are full of fantasy and light romance and good values, but not so preachy that you get annoyed. Based on these I would love to read more of the author's work, which is a great complement.”

~ Kristen Morris, Goodreads

“Christine E. Schulze has such a magical way with words that will leave you remembering her stories and longing to read more from her.”

~ Alegna, Goodreads

“This is such an enjoyable read, brought back memories of how much I enjoyed reading fables and fairy tales. Each story in this book is wonderful by itself, but together weave a fascinating story of good overcoming evil. I look forward to reading more from this author.”

~ Cathleen, Goodreads