Cinde, that's his name. A slave to his family and to anyone he might know. When the eclipse comes to town the werewolf kingdom's only hope at surviving is gathering in the castle, where a shard of moon rock is perched high, graceful in its standing. When he is banned from the ball however the only thing he can do is sneak in despite his family's knowledge. Everything is going fine, that is until he runs into the king, and finds out they are mates... Then attempts runs away, which does not make King Veldore happy, not at all. "King's don't get rejected Cinde, Alpha's don't get rejected." __________________________________________________ Trigger Warning: This story a D/s novel and contains noncon. If you don't know what that means please look it up. ￣￣￣￣￣￣￣￣￣￣￣￣￣￣￣￣￣￣￣￣￣￣￣￣￣

King Harpax's decision to marry the son of his defeated enemy was only meant to punish and humiliate a disobedient neighboring kingdom. Yet as he and the reluctant new addition to his harem begin to know each other better, things start changing between them. But being a cruel king comes with its downsides. When Harpax finds his rule and his very life in danger, whom can he trust? Surely not the beautiful young man whose future he's seemingly destroyed? *** WARNINGS: The story contains mature themes and language. Not suitable for children. Some chapters include violent and sexual content and may be triggering for some people. Read at your own discretion. #1 in SLASH on 2020-05-26 #2 in LGBTQ on 2020-06-24 #5 in GAY on 2021-05-21 #6 in LGBTQ on 2022-11-13

Heads turn towards him wherever he goes. Eyes rest upon his slender frame and hearts burn with forbidden desires. Such is the beauty of young Ganymede who, in just his adolescence, has captured everyone's attention. But it is not only men who are enthralled by him - even the King of Gods has his eyes set upon Ganymede. And what Zeus wants, Zeus gets. . . This is a short, fictionalized mature story based on the Greek mythology of Zeus and Ganymede. Warning: Contains explicit scenes which may not be appropriate for all readers. Proceed with caution.