Sita Bethel

Fairy tales are a window into the unknown that lurks between the leaves and boughs of the Old Forest. There, the children of Danu revel and feast endlessly. To these enigmatic Fae, a wandering twink is a treasure, a lost lamb as well as a delightfully welcome plaything. Their world is one of endless pleasures, and they envy a taste of the human experience-its ever-flowing cornucopia of emotion, love, and pain. They don't understand us. Nor we them. That's their gift, as well as their curse. Fairy Tail is an anthology where fairies and humans cross paths, exchanging their stories and their passion. The king of fairies awaits a human of unequaled skill to blow his royal phallus. A man longing for an end to his lonesome nights is granted his wish by a forlorn selkie seeking love. A gluttonous Fae risks his human lover's demise with one final, glorious sexual act. Trek the dark, ancient forests with us as we explore the frailty of humanity, the callousness of the Fae, and the silver magic that forever ties the two together.

After a monster attack to the capital city, Citadel, Sir Liam Bord seeks the witch responsible to bring him to the king for his trial and his punishment. Liam succeeds in capturing the witch, Reynald, a former royal mage whom Liam knew as a squire. Despite his attempts at treating Reynald as a prisoner, as Liam begins to understand Reynald's motives, he can't help but question the very system he's always supported. The way his heart races every time they're near each other only further complicates his mission...

Alel is a demon, and he is good at lying. The image he wears is a lie--no one can see his wings or barbed tail, nor can they see the horns peeking from a shag of hair salted with strands of white and pale gray. Half-starved, Alel is short and gangly and has lavender freckles dusted across his nose and cheeks. Lust created him along with all other incubi and succubae for one reason--to encourage humans to sin while feeding off of their sexual energy. Anything more than carnal acts is forbidden, but Alel yearns to be kissed, to bury his face in the crook of a lover's neck and hold them until dawn. When he meets a human named Jackson, who's more interested in snuggling on the couch while watching movies and making out instead of one-night stands, Alel realizes dating Jackson would leave him famished, but he can't resist the temptation. As their relationship builds, Alel and Jackson explore the boundaries of both sexual and romantic intimacy. The more they're together, the more they fall in love, but Alel knows if another demon ever catches him, he'll be dragged back to hell for breaking taboo.

When Ren moves into his new home, he didn't expect it to come with roommates. Two handsome roommates, to be precise. Too bad they're ghosts. The fact that they're dead doesn't stop them from running their fingers through Ren 's hair or tackling him onto the bed. It's not long before things escalate and Ren finds himself with two ghost lovers that treat him better than any living partner ever has. However, they can't eat, can't go far from the house where they died, and their fingers feel like icicles against Ren 's skin. The longer Ren is with them, the more he can sense them, but nothing can reduce the chill of their bodies against his. Still, it might be worth the hypothermia.