Coming of the Snow
Just because they might like looking at the snow did not mean that they liked being out in the snow if they could avoid it.
The Burning Snow
Flakes of blackened snow fell from the crying sky, the soot and smoke that hazed the horizon darkening the clouds above and tainting the snow that fell below.
Demon in the Snow
#1 of winter the small figure of an 8 year old boy climbed over a large, snow covered log.
First Snow
The snow doesn't care about what i am..." his mother agreeing, amaris turned his eyes back to the darkening sky and watched the snow like an old friend was telling him stories.
White as Snow
I call it snow." "snow, huh?" the elder scientist peered at the vat impassively. "well, let's see how snow feels about you."
Snow Bound
Where the zoo was located was not in a normally heavy snow zone. we got chilly more often than we got freezing weather, and the snows were usually light.
Snow Slip
snow slip she panted heavily, tongue stretched as far as it could go. each white speck she lapped was accompanied by a dozen more she couldn't reach in time.
Snow Fire
It sounded not unlike stepping in water under snow, and he moved closer. she was trapped, helpless, and the room was beginning to freeze.
A Walk in the Snow
He trotted around for hours, the snow falling faster and faster. snow began to fall in drifts as he whinnied and continued to catch as many as he could.
Cherry Snow
Gentle wind rustled through Lucas' hair, heavy with the soft pink of falling sakura blossoms. "It really is beautiful out here, isn't it Talia?" Lucas called after the dragon prancing ahead of him, swerving her neck daintily to nip cutely at the...
Bio: Snow
Until, a disastrous event in 2037 where he and his squad were victim of a terrorist attack while on deployment in the himalayas - the incident caused snow to leave the un for good, retiring with the rank of colonel.
Snow Angels
With troubled dead eyes he wrenched his thoughts back to the present and gazed out over the drifting snow. to the south, an oasis of heat, enough to allow a splattering of plant and animal life.