Parts 1/4 are completed.
(ManxMan) Zac Triton is nobody's hero, especially after the events that led to his mother's death. When he's around, the sound of his voice alone can make you do things. Anything. Whatever he wants. You cannot trust him, or even yourself when he's around. But people tend to forget that, and it doesn't help that he's also the Prince of The Merfolk.
The semester after he turns nineteen, he gets sent off to an elite university for supernatural creatures. While there, he gets acquainted with the infamous Trevor Brooks, hated by everyone and their moms. Why? Because he's the first demon in history to be allowed to leave their prison of Hell.
A series of sinister events lead Zac and Trevor to believe they're being haunted by some very pissed off demons, and if they don't figure out how to stop them, the consequences will be horrifying.
The main question is, just how messed up can Zac get before they break him? And is Trevor really falling in love, or just falling under his siren song?
WARNING
Content not suitable for those who are triggered by:
Gore, death, drug abuse, swearing (lots of it), suggestive scenes, sexual interactions between two men, implications of mental illness, and abuse.
Carnations in the Alley | manxman | (Historical Romance)
11 parts Complete Mature
11 parts
Complete
Mature
| ManxMan | - Historical Fiction - Strong SEXUAL Content |
Tossed aside for his sexual preferences, a young lord is abandoned by his family. But, he isn't alone for long as a towering, rather intimidating and...handsome man happens upon him at the lowest point in his life. However, this man doesn't look upon him with judgment in his eyes. There is a sort of unspoken sympathy, and it shows itself well enough when he is swept off his feet and taken to the man's home. Untouched, unjudged and given a place to stay, this young lord will come to find he's been given a second chance. But he's afraid.
Of what?
(This story is based on a character introduced in 'The Beauty of Coincidence'. You don't need to read that one, but a piece of useful information would be that Edgar works for someone named Norman Ramsey, a man who has accepted that his own son is gay (he is not homophobic even though it's the 1820s, and Edgar is extremely loyal to the name of Ramsey). Enjoy!)