Freedom is only an illusion. At twenty-seven, Tamelik has been a slave more than half his life. Submissive by nature, he can't help but fall in love with the master who treats him kindly. When the mistress walks out, Tam dares to hope his love will be enough. Then he's ordered to purchase another slave. He wants to hate Kai for being unruly and ungrateful. For being of the same race as the men who murdered his family. For being his eventual replacement in their master's bed. But it's hard to hate a man who cries himself to sleep, flinches at the slightest touch, and blushes beautifully when he's kissed.

Joe was 13 years old when he was caught upkirting at school. Not even in his wildest imagination could he have forseen how it was going to affect his life. Part 2 revisits Jo's life three years on to assess how life goes on. . .

Bristol Cove 1868. Orphaned and disfigured, Soot has always been stigmatized by his small fishing town. Hoping to one day better himself, he tries get in good with Captain Charles H. Pownall by babysitting his mistress, who carries a fantastical secret. Things get complicated when a merman washes up on the beach. After healing and befriending the mythical creature, the pair start to become close but complications arise when Soot becomes embroiled in a conflict between merfolk and humans, testing his loyalties, leading to an unforeseen historical tragedy.

Book 1 Alexzander was a normal boy, well as normal as you can get with two dead parents, and an aunt who believes all of her suffering is your fault. One night his life changed, his aunt was killed, and he was kidnapped by the killers. ***Warning: There will be cussing... and a little gore.

Levi wasn't the kind of guy to go around kissing strangers, least of all the insufferable princes these events tended to attract. But something about Prince Charles made him feel a little stupid -- almost stupid enough to believe in love at first sight. ~~~ When Levi, the youngest prince of Arthur Island, is forced by his parents to attend a performative "good relations" ball in their rival country, he can't wait for the night to end. That is, until he meets Prince Charles, the charming heir to the Elizabethan throne. Love is in the air, so palpable they can't seem to escape it no matter how hard they try. As if navigating seventeen-year-old emotions isn't hard enough already, their families drop a bomb that will only make it harder: In the name of permanent peace, Prince Charles is to marry Arthur's youngest royal. No, not Levi. His twin sister, Amelia.