They were taught that they were weak, worthless, and a waste of flesh. They were taught that humans were just the lesser version of Royals, and ought to be treated like them. All of the Revolters were contempt with treating the humans as defects of nature, all except one... Kaden. What was it about the young prisoner girl Angel that drove Kaden to murder so many people and tell so many lies just to get to her? Regardless to what he's done for her, there is still one thing that stands between Kaden and the path to Angel's heart, hatred. How could he possibly claim the heart of the young slave girl who is too disgusted to even look at him? (Book Two!!)

They were taught to never look them in the eye, never speak, never fight, and never disobey. All of the Royals were content with the loyal human beings as servants. All of the Royals except one... Daemon. The moment his soulless eyes fell upon the young servant girl Angel, his mind was set on having her no matter what stood in the way. But as determined and stubborn as he is, there is one thing that stands between Daemon and the key to Angel's heart, obedience. How could he possibly claim the heart of a servant girl who was taught never to even look at him?

William finally has Abey back, and now he's determined to never lose her again. But being a Crown Prince and trying to be with a slave was never going to be easy, and they are going to learn just how difficult their chosen path is going to be. After all, this isn't a fairytale, and Happily Ever After is never guaranteed...

Abey has gone. William doesn't know where she is or how to find her, he just knows he has to... Sequel to 'The Prince and the slave'. The story takes a much darker turn, there is no very graphic content but please only read if you are not easily offended.

William, the Crown Prince of the Kingdom of Angrakor, is given a gift on his 18th birthday. He didn't want it, but soon found he couldn't live without it. But this isn't a Fairytale, and every person has their demons...