This is only a sample. The book has left Wattpad. *** The first human Royal Consort, Lucius Rosenfield, thought he had found his happily ever after with his husband, The Vampire King Dorian. However, his happiness only lasted for several months. After Lucius's treacherous secret mission is exposed by an enemy, the Royal Consort falls from grace, loses his husband's love and respect, and is imprisoned for a year. At court, Everyone speculates on when King Doiran will divorce and execute him. Just when Lucius thinks things can't possibly get worse, fate mocks him once more. He wakes up one day to find himself branded as a slave. Stripped of royal privileges, he begins to witness the true horror and cruelty of a world where humans are dominated and used as livestock. With help from a werewolf friend, Lucius narrowly escaped a fate worse than death and left Eternia. But as someone who has been "defiled" by vampires, he finds no welcome, consolation, or even safety back home, either. Will he ever see Dorian again? Will Dorian ever forgive his betrayal? And can love prevail in a world filled with hatred, pain and remorse, when another war looms between humanity and vampires? ******** Book 2 of The Toxic Consort Series

This is only a sample. The book has left Wattpad. *** Lucius thought his life was over when his parents married him to the notorious vampire crown prince Dorian. Worst of all, they married him under his twin brother's name so their more precious son wouldn't be defiled. Being the second choice his whole life, Lucius accepted his fate to protect his brother, his family and his country. He had to navigate his way through the vampire court full of predators and deadly schemes, play dangerous games with powerful enemies and walk on the edge of killing or being killed. However, he didn't prepare for falling in love helplessly with his enigmatic husband. ****** Book one of the Toxic Consort Series

Prince Theodore was raised as little more than a bargaining chip, to be used whenever his father felt it was necessary, and that time had come. A deal was struck with the ruler of the wild lands, a deal that would send Theo into the heart of the barbarian tribes, where he was to be wed to the chieftain of the wild people. Theo didn't want the marriage. He would prefer to never marry at all as opposed to being pushed into it with a man he didn't know, but the marriage was the only thing holding up the fragile peace, and as afraid as Theo was, he refused to shirk his duty. He would do this; he had to, for his people, if for no one else.