This is a sequel, so you should probably read "The Muffiny Prince" first! Being married is never easy, especially when you're the first gay kings to rule a kingdom. Bad and Skeppy feel like they are constantly fighting for equality. Not just for themselves, but for others. Can they win the fight against hate and discrimination, while also trying to build a family together? People seemed to really enjoy the first part to this soo... hopefully this sequel can be good too!

Badboyhalo is next in line to be king of his kingdom. After his parents step down suddenly from the throne, he's in a rush. He must pull himself together to be the best king he can be. Of course he isn't expected to do it alone. Most kings would find a beautiful princess, and upgrade her to a stunning queen. Though Bad had his eyes on a diamond prince.

Bad and Skeppy are a couple of adventure seeking myth hunters. They love tracking down haunted locations, and cautionary beasts. Almost as much as they love each other. The inseparable duo take a trip to Scotland, to investigate some of the biggest myths and legends. This may be their last thrilling adventure together. Will they get to visit all their stops? Or will they become a kelpie's next victim? *Marked as mature for language, and sexual jokes. No smut scenes.*

Bad and Skeppy raise their son Duckie, while trying to keep their marriage together. They learn that life is never easy. *Marked as mature for violence, language, and sexual jokes. No smut scenes.*

After an argument, Eddie and Richie are getting closer than ever, all the Losers club can see what's going on but will Josh threaten it all? ANGST WARNING (Including Stanbrough, Benverly) Started: 25th October 2017 Finished: 15th January 2018

Bad tries his best to protect his kingdom from destruction. He sends his army to war with the Taken kingdom. As if war isn't stressful enough, he has a sick son and a painful relationship. -You will need to read the other books in this series first!- *Marked as mature for violence, triggering topics, and sexual humor. No smut scenes.*