Elivyre is perfectly content living alone in the forest. That is, until a mysterious mist afflicts the kingdom, encroaching on the home she holds so dear. Teaming up with a stoic religious warrior and a flirty thief is the last thing she wants to do, but to protect the forest, she'd sacrifice just about anything. After being isolated for so long, it's difficult to tell the true intentions of strangers. Do they really wish to stop the mist or are there ulterior motives at play? The Serpent, the Owl and the Storm is an adult why choose fantasy romance for fans of magic, D&D, strangers to lovers, and MMF romance. There are MF and MMF spicy scenes. CW: contains strong language, violence, and explicit sexual situations

Distant descendant to the throne, Anevay was raised in a rural town where all she did was dream of life in the city, a life she knew she would never have. On the eve of her wedding to a man thirty-five years her senior, the kingdom is thrown into upheaval after a failed coup left her uncle, the king, and her cousins dead. And leaving Anevay herself... the heir apparent. She found herself torn away from the only world she'd ever known, and thrust into a position she was always told she would never hold. Queen. Palace life had none of the thrills of the city she'd dreamed about. But it did have several intriguing-and frustratingly handsome-men there, meant to assist her in her new duties as ruler. Riven, her guard, a headstrong and reckless man whose thirst for blood hid a softer, kinder side. Tolliver, her political mentor, an arrogant curmudgeon bent on making her feel a fool at every turn. Casimir, her personal palace physician, someone meant to know every secret of her body. And Penn, an ambassador from an exotic land she'd never even heard of, a devilishly good-looking and sensual man who always seemed to find a reason to be near. She was meant to be fixing the damage of the attempted coup, bringing her people back to the glory they'd once known, yet the lure of these men around her proves too strong to fight. But enemies abounded, threatening not only the relationships between Anevay and the men she was beginning to love, but the success of her kingdom, and her very life... * HEA. No triggers. Some swords cross (in all the ways that swords can cross), others do not. If you don't want to wait for new chapters, this book is available to purchase on your favorite retailers.