Cozy fantasy romance

Wylla Montaire

Warm hearths. Old magic. Love brave enough to come home.

Wylla Montaire writes cozy fantasy romance for readers who want warm windows, magical market towns, found family, and love stories with enough danger to make the lanterns glow brighter. In Willow Haven, every bargain has a heart, every winter keeps a little magic, and even vampires can find a place at the table.

Cozy fantasySmall-town magicFound familyHeart-forward romance
Willow Haven glowing beneath a winter moon through a vine-covered stone arch
Follow the lanterns. There is always room at the table.

From the hearthside shelf

Cozy fantasy romance from Willow Haven

Tender romance, magical community, found family, and a little moonlit danger.

Cozy fantasy romance · Book One · Published

A Merchant’s Gamble

A spice merchant, a dangerous bargain, and the unexpected romance that begins when a carefully ordered life is interrupted by Willow Haven’s particular kind of magic.

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Cozy fantasy romance · Book Two · In progress

A Vampire’s Promise

A vampire duchess, a blue celestial warrior, a winter-bound town, and a promise that may finally make room for hunger, honesty, and home.

More to be revealed

The cozy fantasy world

Willow Haven

Meet the neighbors, markets, inns, old magic, and beautifully complicated hearts of a welcoming fantasy town with moonlit teeth beneath its charm.

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From Wylla’s writing desk

A Vampire’s Promise: work in progress

Follow the next Willow Haven book as it takes shape. The newest posts from Wylla Montaire’s Substack appear here.

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Gathering the latest writing update

Opening the newest posts from Wylla Montaire’s Substack.

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Gathering the latest writing update

Opening the newest posts from Wylla Montaire’s Substack.

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