Claim the orc before he claims you.

After many years on the road to escape wars and hunger, my people settle on the border of the remote wetlands. But peace proves illusive even here.

As one of the village guards, I’m tasked to protect a group of women on a berry-picking trip into the bog orcs’ territory. We’re ambushed, and I’m taken into the orcs’ keep as the High Chief Agor’s plaything.

Faced with the mighty orc, who’s more than twice my size, I have to rely on my wits to overpower him. But neither of us is prepared for how much we both will enjoy playing the power exchange game with each other.

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This book is part of the multi-author series Dark Orcs of Helfallow.

In the world of Helfallow, Orcs are everywhere—ranging from the open plains to the towering mountains, from the jagged seaside cliffs to the shadowed depths of ancient forests. Brutality and domination are the law of the land, where survival is earned through strength and ferocity. The only question that remains: which tribe will claim you as its captive?

Beaten by fate at every step I’ve taken, I resigned to live the rest of my days as a slave. Hard work doesn’t scare me. It helps me grow numb.

Until she comes along—my princess.

She wakes things in me that I’ve long thought dead such as the joy of living, the desire for recognition, the drive to succeed, and…even the longing for love.

As a fallen man, I’ve hit the very bottom of the Rorrim society. Now, the only way is up. But no matter how far I’ve come or how high I’ve climbed, Ari is still as unattainable to me as a distant star.

With the secrets of my past looming over me, my success can only be fleeting.

Will happiness forever remain only an illusion for Ari and me?

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Illustrated

Rise of a Fallen Man is book 2 in the trilogy A Look in the Mirror. It ends with he HFN and contains graphic scenes of intimacy, potential triggers, and discussions on mature themes.

Intended for mature readers.

All books in A Look in the Mirror trilogy follow the story of the same couple and should be read in order.

A sinful, light-hearted Fantasy Romance with an adventure and a couple of tentacles.

One minute, I'm taking out the trash in the alley behind my restaurant. The next, I'm snatched by something unspeakable and brought to a place called Purgatory. Avar, the ancient, monstrous entity who took me, claims he's one of the mortal sins. Possessiveness and greed are his very nature, and there is nothing I can do to escape him.

When an unexpected discovery in Avar's massive collection of artifacts leads us on a perilous adventure to another world, Avar and I have no one to rely on but each other.

And what do you know? Even the ancient abomination like the Mortal Sin of Greed can do the right thing when it truly matters, sweeping me off my feet.

But what future can a human woman have with an ancient monster?

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Illustrated

Let Me Claim You contains graphic scenes of intimacy and discussions on mature themes. Intended for mature readers.

Each book in this series is a complete love story of a separate couple and can be read as a stand-alone.

Illustrated edition.

To escape the horrors of my life, I accidentally open a path into the world inside the mirror.

The life in Rorrim Queendom is opposite of what I knew before. Here, mothers don't abandon their children, an assault on a woman is unthinkable, and fathers wouldn't dare sell their daughters like my own father tried to do.

Also, the male virginity is closely guarded here. Unblemished reputation is a man's most treasured asset, and every boy's dream is to attract a wealthy wife to ensure his future.

The childless Queen Anna, the ruler of Rorrim Queendom, raises me as her own daughter, making me the heiress to her magnificent land. My new life seems perfect.

Until I fall for a ruined man.

Salas is a slave with a secret past that polite society would never accept. For him, loving me can mean a death sentence. But through him, I slowly begin to see the truth.

The opposite of evil isn't always good. Sometimes, it's simply a mirror image of the same evil.

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Downfall of a Princess is book 1 in the fantasy romance trilogy A Look in the Mirror. It contains graphic scenes of intimacy and mature themes that may be triggering to some, including attempted SA (not by the main male character) and parental neglect.

Intended for mature readers.

PLEASE NOTE: Book 1 is the first part of the main couples story. There is no happy ending for them yet.