Den De'narian is a Bounty Hunter. It's his job to take down lowlifes-everyone from petty criminals to men like Eilon Mi'antiae, a rogue prince of the most powerful race in Kracia. Unfortunately for the Court, Den isn't good at following orders-and Eilon isn't good at dying. Now on the run from his family, Eilon and Den team up to beat the demons of their pasts. The problem with that is the ending... there doesn't seem to be one. And forever is a gods-awful long time... especially for two men to whom Life has never been kind. When Den is hired to find and kill Cal, no one expects them to become friends, least of all them. But there are forces at work that are greater than either know, and their journey through the ages leaves ash and dust in its wake-both in the realms they've left behind, and in their own souls. Though neither has any particular desire to live, they're unable to die-and the problem with forever is that time keeps moving forward, even when you want it to stop. A collection of novellas revolving around Eilon Pasquale Mi'antiae "Cal" (Nightmare Kingdom) and Raiden De'narian "Den" (Kingdom Come). If you do not wish to be spoiled for those series, it is suggested you avoid these stories as they delve heavily in to the backgrounds and personalities of these two characters. Co-written by the Amazing, Awesome, Talented, and all round wonderful Eon Ice! (@Literacy101) xD Everything in this books IS canon as opposed to the works shared on our joint account @Nenduli, so yes, Den and Cal really ARE friends. You are welcome xD

Leita, a mermaid, has always known how to be seductive and hunt humans. But when tides flip and she becomes the hunted, her whole world is turned upside down and everything she thought she knew is brought into question. As a mermaid, her most powerful asset is love, and her whole life she's been taught not to love anyone or anything. Then William comes into the picture, challenging her in ways she never thought possible. When these two highly deadly predators come face to face, sparks fly, and things just click. Will Leita learn to love and convince the rest of her race to do the same before it's too late?

**One can be evil, and still have a good heart, just as one can be good but still have a heart tainted by evil.** "There was an undeniable comfort and stability in a stable future, at having every detail of your life meticulously planned out. But even so, there was a part of me, an ever persistent part, that longed to be uncertain, for mystery. If only I had known what that uncertainty would cost me." Lana Eleanor is in trouble. After accidentally revealing her magic, her parents set off to the palace for her execution. In the kingdom of Eerea, there is no greater crime than magic. Betrayed by those closest to her, she tries to escape using her new abilities, only to find that they are now useless. When the notorious Andreas Scott Grigoli saves her, she must choose between two dangerous paths: go with a murderer, or stay and be killed. She chooses to go with him, but remains suspicious of his motives while fighting a strange attraction to the mysterious man. When she learns of a common enemy, she begins to trust him a little more. He begins to teach her magic, but each lesson drives a wedge between them. As new faces and dangers appear, it becomes clear that hiding for her life and trying to master her powers are simple compared to surviving Andreas' mercurial attitude. //special thanks to @ZaraHoffman for the blurb!//

"What if my sins are all I've become? Will you still love me if the Andreas you once knew is too far gone to ever get back?" Lana had survived burning on the stake, but at what cost? Every time she closes her eyes, she revisits the horror of burning alive. Her trust is now called into question more so than ever before, and trusting anyone at this point doesn't seem like an option. But even while Andreas had let her die, she can't help her thoughts from drifting back to him. As she meets new faces and new challenges, Lana must learn to adapt to her new life. Nothing is ever going to be as simple as it had been when she was Lady Lana Eleanor, a name she has now renounced. Our pasts have a way of sticking of us like shadows, haunting us in even the brightest of moments. All we can do is learn to live with them.