Two lions born to rival thrones. One love neither of them saw coming. Kion, the fierce but compassionate heir to the struggling Pridelands, has spent his life watching his pride bow beneath the weight of the Night Pride's dominance. Rani, the proud and untouchable princess of that very kingdom, was raised to rule with strength - and without mercy. But when duty forces them into each other's path, what begins as a clash of wills becomes something far more dangerous. As secrets unravel and loyalties blur, Kion and Rani find comfort where they least expect it - in each other's arms. But in a world where weakness is punished and love is a liability, their bond could ignite a war... or end one. A story of love in defiance, duty in conflict, and the quiet rebellion of being truly seen.

We left Narnia the way we came. We looked for a way back but couldn't find one. Things can change in a year, we're adults in children's bodies yet we still live in hope we will return to our Narnia. Will we get our wish only the young Prince can decide that.

This is a short Lion Guard love story that happens in the human world, where Kion and Rani fall in love at a bar. (This book is kid's friendly, but kid's, please don't drink alcohol until your 18+ 🥲)

The forest is abuzz with the excitement of a new fawn born to the Great Prince of the Forest and his beautiful mate Dove. They name their baby girl Nevaeh and vow to protect her and show her the way of the forest. That is until a young stag catches her eye and the two start a secret relationship. Will this turn out to be a gift to the forest or just an unwanted distraction? (This is the story of Bambi's mother and father)

kion becomes king of the tree of life. with rani by his side, he has to rule the tree of life . he loves his family and his wife ,rani more than anything or anyone else. will he be able to protect her and his Kingdom? there will be an old and new villain. rani loves her king, kion very dearly more than anything there is a hidden threat somewhere. will it be revealed? stay tuned to find out.

Kion. One night, he goes out alone. He never comes back. His family searches. His friends break. Simba starts to fall apart. The Outlanders notice the weakness and begin to circle. Days later, Kion is found far from home. He washes up at the Tree of Life half-dead. Rani, the daughter of King Sahasi, saves him. She was raised to hate lions like him, so she wants a reason to turn away. She can't. Kion wakes up and lies about what happened. If he tells the truth, it could start a war. While two kingdoms sit on the edge of violence, Kion and Rani grow closer in secret. Healing turns into trust. Trust turns into something neither of them is ready to name. But blood debts do not disappear. And the truth is coming.

Kion is losing control. The venom in his scar is spreading. His mind is clouded with anger, and the more he fights it, the more he feels like Scar. His friends are trying to help him, but he won't slow down. They need to reach the Tree of Life before it's too late. But when the Night Pride mistakes him for a threat, everything falls apart. Kion lashes out, and in one terrifying moment, he nearly kills Rani. Horrified by what he's done, he does the only thing he can-he runs. Rani doesn't know why she goes after him. He is dangerous. He almost ended her life. But something about him feels different. She tracks him through the wild, determined to understand why she cares so much about a lion she barely knows. Kion is convinced he doesn't deserve healing. He doesn't deserve forgiveness. But Rani won't let him go that easily. He can't outrun his past forever.

He almost killed her brother. She hates him for it. Now he is trapped in her kingdom, injured, famous, and impossible to ignore. As danger creeps closer, Rani is forced to work with Kion, even while every instinct tells her to push him away.

After a devastating fire ravaged the Pridelands, Kion, who had gone in search of help, was swept away by the river and lost consciousness. When he awoke, alone and disoriented, he had no memory of his past. Now amnesiac, he wandered through the forest for days, weakened by exhaustion and hunger. It was then that he met a young lioness named Rani. A quiet but undeniable spark ignited between them. Shortly after their encounter, Kion collapsed from fatigue. When he opened his eyes again, he found himself in a place entirely unknown to him: the Tree of Life. Unaware of his true identity, Kion chose to settle in this mysterious kingdom. There, he met several animals who, despite his forgotten past, quickly became his friends-familiar to who read this story. But he also crossed paths with a prince named Seto, soon to be engaged to Rani. As days passed, Kion and Rani grew closer, stirring jealousy in Seto and suspicion in the king of the Tree of Life. The kingdom's balance began to falter, threatened by hidden forces lurking in the shadows, eager to seize control. Kion must remember in order to awaken a great hidden power - the only thing capable of defeating the forces of evil.

Prince Kion was Bitten by a snake. To heal it, he had to go to the Tree of Life. He calls his lion guard and off they go! then he meets Queen Rani. Kion fell for her quickly, but Queen Rani had a boyfriend, Kopa. Would Kion ever win Rani's paw? Read on to find out!