Daven Odsi is an Alpha in his prime, running a major pharmaceutical company specializing in secondary gender treatments who has been entangled in a ten-year-long friends-with-benefits arrangement with his best friend, Mickael Ravirdieu, another Alpha. It started back when they first got their assignments as Alphas, deciding they'd 'fuck it out' until their attraction subsided. It never did. The older they get, the more the arrangement begins to feel like it has an expiration date, and it leaves both of them feeling rather unsettled. With the fear of what both feel is inevitably coming looming over their shoulders, both seek answers for what to do internally, but the reality is, if they don't want it to end... someone has to make the first move. 𝑨𝒍𝒑𝒉𝒂/𝑨𝒍𝒑𝒉𝒂 | 𝑶𝒎𝒆𝒈𝒂𝒗𝒆𝒓𝒔𝒆

[Sequel to Frayed Ties] Fanner has spent his entire life being an unwanted failure of a Companion, so even if training to become a healer means a life of isolation and pain it isn't so bad because at least it's something he's good at. At least he's valued. And then one day things go too far and he proves himself the ultimate failure at that as well. Afraid of the consequences of his actions, he runs away. Yore isn't expecting to find an injured Companion of all things on his way back home, and he's immediately suspicious. He wants to treat the young man kindly and tell him everything is going to be okay, but there's too much at stake to risk telling him anything until Yore can be sure he's not there to spy on them. Can they find trust in one another while they're both holding onto so many secrets?

Since childhood, Dusan heard stories about airies-the magical creatures who could bend the rules of nature to their will. Despite looking like humans, they were enemies, abominations to be hunted and destroyed. Dusan knew those weren't just fairy tales, for he had met an airie before, and had barely survived the encounter. It had left him with more questions than answers, so when his assailant crossed his path years later, he just had to figure it out - was that airie really that bad? Was the attraction and curiosity that he evoked in Dusan just a result of some magic spell, or something else entirely? Could an airie and a human possibly get along? And, in the world of humans, could a magical creature survive without his powers? *** An MM fantasy/romance/adventure, updated daily. ***