Frozen in Time: An Ice Age Shapeshifter Paranormal Fantasy Romance

I thought my biggest problem was making terrible ice sculptures in Antarctica. Then I accidentally thawed out a ten-thousand-year-old mammoth shifter with my blowtorch.

Turns out Tundra isn't just impossibly gorgeous and mysteriously knowledgeable about ice age climate conditions. He's the last of his kind, carrying memories that span geological epochs, and somehow my art has been channeling his ancient dreams for months.

But there's a catch.

His awakening is triggering magical ice formations across Antarctica, and every sculpture we create together accidentally influences global weather patterns. When international scientists arrive to investigate "unprecedented glacial phenomena," we're forced to hide supernatural abilities that could either save the world or accidentally trigger a new ice age.

The deeper our connection grows, the more powerful the magic becomes. Through shared dreams and impossible ice memory, I experience his world—vast herds moving across endless tundra, the profound grief of being the sole survivor of extinction, and loneliness that's lasted ten millennia.

Now other mammoth shifters are awakening worldwide, drawn by our bond. Government agencies want to study Tundra's abilities. Climate researchers see him as the key to understanding ancient environmental wisdom.

And I'm falling for someone whose very existence challenges everything I thought I knew about love, art, and what's possible when two species choose cooperation over fear.

But when forced to choose between protecting Tundra and saving the modern world from supernatural climate disaster, will our love be strong enough to bridge ten thousand years of separation?

Can an impossible romance really become the foundation for planetary survival?