"In a world overtaken by the mafia, there can only be one king." ---------------- Alister Mancini. His name alone was enough to make anyone's blood run cold. Infamous for his heartless and cruel ways, he was considered the most dangerous man alive. But even a mafia leader couldn't deny his attraction when he saw his maid sound asleep on his bed. --------- *This story contains mature themes such as sexual content ,abuse, and strong language. If you are sensitive to these topics, this book is not for you.* While this book does contain smut, it is not smut based.

Chand. That was his name. His name meant "moon". And his nature also matched the moon. Soft and cool. But there was also a depth inside him. No matter how much his step mother tried to make him look like nothing more than a servant of the Rao mansion, she just could not. There was a royalty inside Chand which no one could deny. And how would he not have that? Royalty was running through his veins after all. And then there was Udayveer. Prince Udayveer Rathore. His name meant "the rising warrior". Just like our sun. When sun rises, he rises fiercely, fearlessly with valour, like a courageous warrior, challenging everything and everyone around him not to come in his way. But his ray doesn't burn us. It guides us to live our life properly. Like a king guides his kingdom. Prince Udayveer is brave, intelligent and intellectual. His every step personifies a gentle but proud lion. So what happens when the sun and moon meet? Do they fight with each other for their places? Or do they accept each other for who they are, despite of their differences? Set in the 21st century, this is a story of two royalties where one is neglected and the other is worshipped. This is a modern day fairy tale-- a fairy tale like never before. Cover picture - from Pinterest. I don't own the cover, credit goes to the person who posted it.

It's never easy to escape the past. Aiden had no choice but to leave his town, family, and friends, on the run for years from his tormentor who claimed him as his own. Call it a crude fate, sheer bad luck, or plain stupidity that led Aiden to be caught again by his hunter, his husband from a forced marriage.