May Sage

Yesterday, she was a pampered princess and he, a willful prince. Yesterday, she knew her place, her purpose. He didn't care about his. Now, there's war, and they must conquer, and rule, or the Isle will fall into chaos.

For as long as I can remember, I've had to hide who I am. What I am. They had me play the sheep. They had me blend in. They marked me and sealed my power. Now I have my freedom, because everyone who's ever wanted me confined is dead. I could have changed it. I could have altered the course of fate. I could have saved the unseelie queen. I didn't. Vlari has always known her place: as far away from court as the unseelie queen can send her. The youngest royal, born in an impoverished household, she endeavored to earn her keep as an assistant and stay out of trouble. Dark, striking, and with a hidden agenda, Drusk definitely qualifies as trouble, but he refuses to leave her alone, clashing with her at every corner. Then the world implodes around her. With friends and foe by her side, she can fade with rest of the unseelie kingdom, or protect a court that has never cared for her. Disclaimer Unlike many of May Sage's novels, Wicked Court is written in first person. Wicked Court is the first volume in a duet.

The world has learned to fear vampires and forgotten another threat. Before the bloodsuckers rose, the gods had perfected one race of predators. And they've decided to hunt again. Avani was raised in another world, away from the secluded werewolves of Oldcrest, but the Elder Pack was the only place where she could be safe. Until now. In his hundreds of years, Alexius has lived without allegiance, without purpose. But when a wounded, hunted wolf crashes into his life, everything changes.

Devi holds the power of all elements in her grasp. Vale can manipulate the minds of those who oppose him. They won't be enough. The bastard son of the last overking has moved to take the throne ruling over the entire Isle, and no army, no power can hope to win against his forces. They have but one option: claim the frostbound throne. Song of Heaven and Ice will complete the Frostbound Throne trilogy.

They say the fae used to take the most beautiful maidens and make them their brides. They lied. What they do with them is much worse. After the seven lords of Sidhe are massacred in one day, the thrones of the fae realm pass down to their heirs. The Iron Circle remains leaderless, as its true lord lives in another world. The nobles of the realm will find the heir, and they will destroy him. Or her. West, in the Silver Circle, a new lord has taken the throne. A warrior who never hesitates to crush ants for the good of the world. A man whose rule will change the fate of their realms. Melpomene has never known where she came from, and after centuries, she's stopped caring. Until the fae take her, dragging her to a land where bloodlines and power is everything. To survive, she needs to embrace the monster buried inside. Lords of Sidhe is a fantasy romance trilogy. The series is unsuitable for sensitive readers.

The vampires have always feared the first of their kind and his descendants. Now all immortals know there's a new Eirikrson threatening their way of life. And they don't intend to let her. Catherine Stormhale has spent decades trying to crawl out of her family's shadow. Now they're calling her back home, to serve their clan against her new friends, and she has a choice to make. Bash used to know who he was. A protector. A provider. A huntsman. After being bitten by a feral vampire and turned into a blood-craving thing, he's lost everything. Family, purpose, honor. When students are attacked outside of the Institute, all warriors are called to help secure their borders. Bash and Cat sign up for the same schedule. He's a newborn vampire with no control over his thirst and she, a princess born to this life. Neither knows what they're in for.

They've exterminated an entire bloodline, purging the world of the only creatures vampires dread. Or so they think. Chloe used to study hard, do everything right to pave a bright future, but children sometimes have to pay for their parents' sins, and Chloe's tab is pretty steep. At twenty-six, when a series of attacks forces her to seek refuge in the notorious Institute of Paranormal Studies, Chloe sees it as a second chance to achieve her goals. She believes she has nothing to lose. She couldn't be more mistaken. Levi has had centuries to observe the mortals and immortals of this world. He knows what the sassy woman who entered his domain is at first glance. A relic of the old days, so ancient that even an elder lord descended from the first immortals has reason to fear her. He should slit her throat while he has the chance. He should. After Darkness Falls is a series of standalone paranormal romance novels.

Viola Wild has spent the last hundred years scourging the world to find the heir to the Eirikrsen's legacy. She doesn't expect her latest inquiry to be fruitful. Thomas Miller is just a human. How could he be linked to the most ancient and terrifying line of vampire this world has ever known? She soon realizes, there's more to the man-and to his charming little sister. Blood From A Stone is a prequel novella to the series After Darkness Falls.

Not every princess are destined for a happily ever after. Some must suffer, rise and rule. Before she became the cold, calculating unseelie queen, Shea was a young woman, awoken in the middle of the night by guards, daggers in hands. Betrayed by her own father, she's forced to make her own way, and carve her destiny. Note that this is a prequel.

Hes has one rule: no matter how gorgeous they are, she doesn't get involved with any friend, or business partner of the Kings. They're nothing but trouble, and she won't jeopardize her career for a man. The rule serves her well, until Edmund Ashworth, the royal pain in the neck of a British lord who seem to think he owns NYC. Edmund wants a piece of Kings property, a place at The Tower, and a night with Hester Hall. He can have the first two for a price, but Hes is determined to ignore their consuming attraction. It should just have been harmless fun, an entertaining challenge, nothing more. But when he peeks under the surface, Edmund gets a glimpse of what he stands to lose, should he mess it up.

They've escaped the destruction of the Court of Night, only to find greater perils awaiting them. A demon has long watched in the shadows, biding his time. Now he's ready to strike, and the likelihood that Devi and Vale can stop him is close to nil. There is only one hope... Court of Sin isn't suitable for sensitive readers.

Ryn is a mess: unruly hair, untidy apartment, paint under her nails and a broken spirit. She's the irregularity in Desmond's neat, perfect schedule. When she decides to move away from the city and resign from her position in his company, he attempts to take it in stride, sign a severance package, and wish her good luck. One problem: a king does not relinquish his future queen. Disclaimer from the author Kings of the Tower is a steamy romantic comedy series about woman going down the rabbit hole, and figuring out that it's fun in wonderland. Don't expect them to change, or tame the men they love. Don't expect the male protagonist to force them into anything.

For a thousand years, being born with magic was a death sentence. Hart and his twin have survived by hiding who they truly were until their time came. It started as a whisper, rumors, but when they find out there truly is a mage uprising, they join the fight, tilting the balance in the mages' favor. The era of magicless mortals has passed in their multi-planetary kingdom. A war has started, and the mages will win it. Hart has lived and breathed for liberating their kind, thinking of nothing else, until Dara. When Dara's deluded father imprisons Kai Lor Hora's ambassador, she knows there will be reprisals. Her world stands at the brink of destruction. She has no love for mages, but trying to help this one escape might just save her family. They're two mortal enemies, who should never have met, and can never go back to a simpler time. Warning: Strands of Starfire is a space fantasy romance series, and each book includes some explicit scenes. Note that this series will only include standalone books.

Vale was born in battle seven hundred years ago, and in all this time, he's never encountered an enemy that poses a real challenge. Until now. Devi has been told terrifying tales of vengeful gods since her youth. She never thought that she would wake up in a world where she had to fight them. They're opposites, he gets on her nerves, she is under his skin, and if they're to survive, they must join forces. Court of Sin is a series of adult fantasy novels unsuitable for clean readers.

Maverick King has done his best to run from the man he used to be, but years after the night that changed everything, he sees her for the first time. Alexia Taunton. His wildest dreams and worst nightmares wrapped in one delicious, naughty package. One glimpse, and he knows he's very much still a dom. He's managed to avoid her for weeks, until a damn bad bout of wind messes with his resolves, forcing him to share a room with his obsession for one night. Lexi is a damn chicken. After over a year of visiting The Tower regularly, she's yet to have her first kinky experience. She just isn't attracted to the guys she meets there; until she sees him for the first time. Too bad Maverick doesn't seem that into her. Note: Trigger Warning. This book touches sensitive subjects. Disclaimer from the author: King of the Tower is a romantic comedy series about woman going down the rabbit hole, and figuring out that it's fun in wonderland. Don't expect them to change, or tame the men they love. Don't expect the male protagonist to force them into anything.

He's the rising star of the Paranormal Investigation Agency; she'd love to burn it to the ground. Tria Winters plays the part of the loyal agent well, but she's nothing short of a prisoner. When the Agency is brutally attacked, she and her cousins should have taken their chance to run, but to her surprise, there are people she isn't quite willing to turn her back on. It's obvious to Gray that Tria and her family are trouble, but they're the only ones able fight off those who destroyed the Agency. He needs to stay with them. Even though their plan may land him in Hell. Each book in The Infernal Three trilogy may be read as a standalone. Disclaimer: Realm of Darkness is a urban fantasy romance featuring adult characters. Do expect all shades of four letter words and adult situations.

After the night of her life with a dirty, sexy stranger who's supposed to live a world and a half away from her, Tori is feeling pretty damn smug - until she finds him in the office next door. Bryant is a menace, making every woman in the entire building lose focus, but she never thought he would actually go after her assistant. Determined to save the poor girl from his clutches, she confronts him, and finds herself thrust in a world she never knew existed. Bryant should stay away from the sweet little prim and proper thing wrapped in designer suits, but he's had a taste and he can't seem to forget it. He knows there's no way he can even pretend to be satisfied with a vanilla relationship. Good thing that when the clothes and the attitude come off, Tori might very well be a sub. All he needs is to lead her down the rabbit hole... Disclaimer: The big bad office wolf is a very steamy romance, more so than most of my books. As the description suggests, it also includes some BDSM element. Spare panties recommended.

Darkness almost destroyed the galaxy a thousand years ago. He's reborn; and Nalini just saved his life. A captive at the mercy of the Warlord of their multi-world kingdom, Nalini has learned to hide under a mask, a lie. As far as her master sees, she's his obedient little puppet. Then, she meets him. The male who can obliterate the entire Galaxy. Her world ends that day. In the eyes of a young Seer, Kai discovers who he's meant to be. His future is blood and death; but there's a female by his side. A female he'd gladly destroy stars for. If his destiny is ruling over ruins with her, so be it. Two souls, worlds apart, under different skies. One destiny. Warning: mature content. Strands of Starfire is a space fantasy romance with some explicit scenes. Note that this series will only include standalone books.