Raven Storm

A human female born into a breeding manor never has a choice…I am a slave, but at least I am alive. When the man with wings and scales gave me a second choice—I took it. The others of his kind pin me with hungry eyes, but I’ll do what I must to survive. I'll preside over their Draken Games—and choose a winner every night to share my bed. The alternative is death. Traded from one prison to the next I have but one hope left—the Lost Siren. I must find her before the demon hordes come if these men—Drakens—have any chance of escaping their mountainous prison, and me along with them. Perfect for fans of Jennifer L. Armentrout, The Lost Siren is the exhilarating introduction to the Rise of the Drakens series. This is a full length reverse harem/poly fantasy novel. Warning: there are dark themes and possible triggers.

I've lived in the mud quarter my entire life, watching as the fireguards came every five years to select the prettiest girls to go to the Seat to start new lives and get it husbands, houses without a speck of dirt, and enough food that hunger wasn't a constant pain in your belly. This year it's my turn. And the dragon that forces our kingdom to cower under our magnificent dome and hide behind stone walls hasn't shown any signs of leaving. And he's taken an odd liking to me.

Mermaids didn't exist. But Mermen do.A horde of them have descended upon her small beach town in North Carolina looking for eligible female breeders. They don't want mates; only vessels with which to breed their young. And Jesse's been targeted as prime baby-making material.

REVISED AND UPDATED AS OF 1/9/22 A vampyre, a werewolf, and a warlock walk into a bar… But seriously. Aggie gave up that life long ago--even moving across the ocean to avoid it. Power, spells, and the coven's manipulations were supposedly left behind in the States. When Aggie thought to treat herself on her fortieth birthday, the last thing she expected was to be followed home by three hunky, magickal men. She's spent most of her life keeping everyone at arm's length, so why is she suddenly attracting the paranormal like flies to honey? Now, these three men are competing for one prize--her. The only problem? Aggie isn't up for the taking. If she gives up her virginity she unlocks her full powers, and loses her life of solitude once her coven finds her. What's a horny virgin to do? It's like her mother always said, you can't take the itch out of the witch--especially one who's a forty-year-old virgin. *This book contains adult themes and situations.*

War is coming—no, it has already come. As the demon hordes amass before us, our alliances are thin and brittle, balanced upon the edge of a knife. My mates and I have no choice but to leave the safety of our reclaimed homeland to seek further aid. The crown weighs heavily upon my first mate, who refuses to share his burdens. He carries the weight of the world, forgetting that it is I who carry the weight of an entire species—the last female Draken. If he had his way I wouldn’t fight. His instincts scream at him to hide me, to protect me, but it’s too late. I’ve already tasted pain—tasted death. That is not something that can be wiped away. When he made me his queen, he had no idea the power he was about to unleash. Neither did I. And if the other creatures of this land won’t fight to save humanity—they will be next.

Eve was only trying to get out of horrible betrothal. At least, that's what she told herself when she snuck out onto the balcony during the royal feast, and had her wicked way with the first man she met.How was she supposed to know that while that was going on, the royal family was being murdered just beyond the wall?And the man she was with was a drunken, disgusting mess. There was no indication he was anyone at all of importance!Yet keeping the new crown prince of the realm alive is only the beginning of her worries. With the murder of the royals came the fae; creatures with magick who descend every hundred years or so to force the humans underneath them to compete in death games. They call it the Royal Hunt.Now it isn't just about saving the prince's life, but her own, and every human living in the kingdom.

I am the daughter of the Pirate King, and a failed experiment. I've spent my entire life trying to win his favor and the respect of his men. But Pirate Lord ‘Cutthroat’ Craw doesn't need me. He doesn't even need his crew. Not after he acquired the weapon; something so terrifying that our enemies flee at the mere mention of it. I didn't get to see it until I was eighteen. And when I did, the course of my life shifted irrevocably. The weapon wasn't a cannon or sword. It was a creature. A man. And I would raze our entire island to set him free. Perfect for fans of Jennifer L. Armentrout, The Lost Child is book six in the Rise of the Drakens series. WARNING: This book contains adult situations and conflicts, including dub con and depictions of violence.

Cast aside since birth and denied my true heritage, they know me as the bastard prince. For years I played their game, doing allI could to assist my half-brothers shuffle refugees from the castle, while keeping them and the dying Nobles safe in the old mine tunnels.The Prince of Rats, one girl called me.The others view the curse as their doom, but they don't realize the golden opportunity it presents. With magick coursing through my blood, I've greedily hoarded all the knowledge I could. They left us all for dead, and once I'm through with them, they'll wish they'd stuck around to finish the job.All of Dorea will tremble under the might of their new Overlord.

Destined to become the next King of the Drakens , Prince Fane wants what he can't Sakala, his bitter rival since they were draklings. But this year, something has changed that could end their childhood debate once and for all—Sakala has decided to enter the courtship arena. During the annual hunts where males and females battle to test their compatibility for mateship, Fane sees his chance to finally prove to his kingdom who the stronger and faster draken is. However, he soon realizes that his actions have deep consequences, and his desire for Sakala may have more at stake than just his pride . Will Fane rise to become the king he was meant to be, or will his heart lead him down a dangerous path?

I've just had the shock of my life. Witches don't usually know who fathered them, but mine is standing right in front of me in all of his blazing glory. I'm not going anywhere without my boys--Karl, a polite yet powerful vampire. Luka, the werewolf with golden retriever energy and the kindest heart I've met. Quinn, a rare male warlock who keeps a falcon as his familiar. And Seth. The incubus who started all this when he bid on my virginity days after my birth. I've spent my entire life running, and hiding what little powers I did manifest. But I can't run from this, even if it seems impossible. There's no way I'm related to him--Hades. God of the Underworld. And he's come for me.

I've been kidnapped by an incubus. It doesn't matter that he's my betrothed—I'd been running from him and my coven for the past two decades. My mother finally found me, and betrayed my location. I won't blame my boys for this. It wasn't their fault. I wasn't going to be able to hide my magick forever, so this was inevitable. Seth has me, and will likely claim my virginity, my magick, and my life. I'm only sorry for the pain it will likely bring my boys. Karl, a self-effacing vampire who fusses like a mother hen. Luka, a rowdy werewolf who loudly proclaimed me as his mate the first night I met him. And Quinn. A player warlock who struggles with his feelings for me just as much I struggle with my feelings for him. If I'm about to die, then at least I'll go down fighting. I owe that much to my coven—those cowards who sold me out just so they wouldn't feel Seth's fury themselves. I know it's going to hurt, but I also know there will be a brief moment when I lose my virginity where the magick will crackle against my skin, and soar through my veins. That is when I must strike—and try to take down as many of them with me as I can...before the incubus claims all of me for himself.

Surviving torture and certain death, Wren now faces a different challenge closer to home. She's spent months in captivity with Thad, who appears to have embraced his half-breed status and joined up with the demons. Not only that, but he's become their leader. How can she reconcile the male who saved her life with the one who tortured and collared her? Not to mention, her three mates hate him. Kali is Queen of Aldur after her father's brutal murder and mother's subsequent suicide. Her people are in turmoil as the war has finally threatened their way of life, convinced that the only way forward is for Kali to marry and give them a king. Too bad her sights are set on a particularly fiery, red-headed pirate queen. Xana had finally been rescued from the demon fortress, only to find out that freedom isn't exactly what it was all cracked up to be. Her unmated status has the males on the island threatening her safety and sanity, and the other rescued females won't hear any talk of leaving their safe, warded homes. War is here, and the only way forward is together--or not at all. It all comes to head in the 4th book of the Rise of the Draken series. *This book contains adult situations and themes, including multiple/polyamorous relationships.*

I was the diamond of my father's court, and his most prized possession--his 'gift from the gods'. My shimmering skin and pale complexion set me apart from the other nobles of the court. I was cherished. I was loved. Until I wasn't. My father sold me north to settle his debts, and I was shipped off to a strange kingdom. To be a wife? A concubine? A trophy won in a war of politics and finances? No, something much worse. I was to be sacrificed to the monster hiding in the mountains. This book can be read as a stand alone, or as a continuation of the Rise of the Draken series.

That's twice now I've been kidnapped, but at least this time it was my choice. I'm a prisoner of the Overlord, and I pray my mates will forgive me. We can't win this war by ourselves, but they had no intentions of honoring our alliance with the witches. I'll find the witches, the ones trapped here as prisoners. I'll free them, and when I do, the stone fortress will burn and blacken with my flames. Benedict said there needs to be balance between white and black magick, or one or the other will consume you. I dare it to try. Perfect for fans of Jennifer L. Armentrout, The Lost Kingdom is the third book in the Rise of the Drakens series. *This is a full length reverse harem/poly fantasy novel. Warning: there are dark themes and possible triggers.*