Lionel Hart

Prince Taegan Glynzeiros has prepared since childhood to fight and lead armies against invading orc forces, the enemies of elves since time immemorial. But the terms of a successful peace treaty means the elven prince will not be fighting the orcs, but marrying one.

Zorvut the Relentless is the third son of Hrul Bonebreaker, leader of the loose coalition of orc clans that have accepted the unprecedented elven peace treaty. Though his name has come from his unyielding spirit on the battlefield, when he is offered to the elves to be married off to their prince, he knows better than to try and fight against his father's wishes.

The first words they speak to each other are their wedding vows. Despite being considered the runt amongst the orc warlord's children, Taegan finds him to be surprisingly intelligent and thoughtful—everything the stereotypes about orcs say he shouldn't be. He doesn't want to fall in love, but Zorvut's gentle soul makes it difficult to resist. Worse, their marriage bond, forged by ancient elven magic between their minds, proves to be a far deeper and stronger connection than anyone would have anticipated. In spite of their trepidation, a true relationship begins to blossom from the political union.

But such a long war is not easily forgotten, and there are many who want to see them apart, both elf and orc. When a dark secret comes to light that threatens to nullify the very peace treaty that brought them together, Taegan must decide if his feelings for Zorvut are worth fighting for.

This steamy MM fantasy romance, the first in the Orc Prince trilogy, is a play on enemies-to-lovers with an arranged marriage twist, and contains light omegaverse/A/B/O elements (mpreg is discussed as an in-world possibility, but does not happen on the page) and some delicious size differences. This 18+ novel contains explicit scenes; if that's not your thing, Lionel Hart probably isn't the author for you.

An MM Fantasy Romance

Claimed by the Orc Prince

Beneath His Wings

War draws ever closer, and no one can be trusted. Taegan and Zorvut have each other, but will that be enough?


It's been several weeks since the warlord Hrul Bonebreaker violated the peace treaty that first brought the elven prince Taegan and his half-orc husband Zorvut together, and orc armies march upon the elves once more. Zorvut has discovered his latent magical ability, but none of the warlocks in Aefraya have succeeded in teaching him anything beyond his first spark of power. So with the elven king's blessing, they flee the elven capital in the night and travel toward human lands, following a rumor in hopes of finding the man who is really Zorvut's father: Tomlin Whitmore, a retired bard.


Will the human be able to help train Zorvut at all? And if he can, would he even want to? Taegan has his own doubts about Zorvut's optimistic plan, but the thought of being apart is unbearable, so they make the journey through wilderness and rural villages to the beachside town where the bard was last spotted. To his surprise, when they find him, Tom is shocked but eager to help, and it seems like their luck has finally changed for the better.


But even though they're further from the war front, danger proves difficult to outrun, and discerning friend from foe is far less simple while surrounded by unfamiliar people in unfamiliar lands. After all, wars aren't ended so easily, and betrayal can lurk unseen until it's too late.


Blood of the Orc Prince is book two of the Orc Prince Trilogy. Book one, Claimed by the Orc Prince, introduces the story of Taegan and Zorvut, and is meant to be read prior to Blood of the Orc Prince.


This steamy MM fantasy romance contains light omegaverse and A/B/O elements, featuring some delicious size differences. Mpreg is discussed as an in-world possibility, but does not occur on the page. This 18+ novel contains explicit scenes, as well as some fantasy violence.

An MM Fantasy Romance (The Orc Prince Trilogy Book 2)

Blood of the Orc Prince

Who makes the rules for love? Adrissu isn't like other dragons. In fact, no one in his home of Polimnos knows he's a dragon at all; to them, he's the eccentric elven mage living in a tower overlooking the sea, and he's perfectly content to keep it that way. There he can study the many mysteries of magic in peace, and occasionally step in to help the little town flourish. He doesn't expect to tire of his life in Polimnos for a long time; but when he does, he can just gather up whatever remains of his hoard and fly away in the night to start a new life somewhere else. After all, dragons live forever. Base draconic instincts are beneath him. He has no need to plunder and steal to increase his wealth, no need to burn and pillage only for the sake of destruction. And he certainly doesn't believe in fated mates-no, the only being he needs is himself. Then, after almost thirty years of living in Polimnos, Adrissu meets the eyes of a handsome young warrior, and the world comes to a lurching stop around him. The pull of fate, something Adrissu thought was a myth amongst dragons, is unmistakable. But Ruan is everything he should shun-loud, bold, stubborn-and worst of all, utterly human with a tiny mortal lifespan. Much as it pains Adrissu to stay away, he knows getting involved with a human is only going to cause him greater suffering later on. Unless... Unless he's willing to break every rule of magic he knows. Unless he's willing to take on the scorn of every other mage, mortal or otherwise, to accomplish his goals. When Ruan accepts his plea to bind their souls together, even after death his soul will be reborn and they can always find each other, in this life and the next, and the next... and the next. Beneath His Wings, book one of the Heart of Dragons duology, is a dark fated mates MM fantasy romance. ⚠ This 18+ novel contains explicit scenes, including graphic depictions of violence and detailed steam; brief, non-specific mentions of physical abuse; and some light omegaverse elements (mpreg is mentioned as an in-world possibility for elves, but does not occur.)

MM Fantasy Romance

Would you leave your life behind to save a world you never knew? Florian has always felt like an outsider. He never thought it was because he was from another world. He knew being gay and trans made him different, but then his estranged father shows up with claims of royalty, prophecy, and a dying kingdom. His curiosity piqued, Florian joins him to visit the magical world he's supposedly from, and not just to spend time with the handsome wolf shifter body guard, Kade, that his dad brought along. The pull of the Veil and the prophecy about him prove to be a siren song Florian can't resist, throwing him headlong into mystery and danger in equal measure. With all the one-on-one time they suddenly have, Florian discovers a kind heart behind Kade's silent facade. But can he afford to fall in love when he's supposed to be saving the world? THE CHANGELING PROPHECY, book one of the Chronicles of the Veil, is a slow burn MM paranormal romance.

The Changeling Prophecy

Ascension of the Orc King

War draws ever closer, and no one can be trusted. Taegan and Zorvut have each other, but will that be enough? The orc warlord Hrul Bonebreaker has violated the peace treaty that first brought the elven prince Taegan and his half-orc husband Zorvut together, and orc armies march upon the elves once more. Zorvut must learn to harness his latent magical ability, but Aefraya isn't safe anymore. So with the elven king's blessing, they flee Aefraya in the night and travel toward human lands, following a rumor hoping to find the man who is Zorvut's true father: Tomlin Whitmore, a retired bard. Will the human be able to help train Zorvut at all? Would he even want to? Taegan has his own doubts about Zorvut's optimistic plan, but the thought of being apart is unbearable. They make the journey through untamed wilderness and rural villages to the beachside town where the bard was last spotted. Although they're further from the war front, danger proves difficult to outrun, and discerning friend from foe is far less simple while surrounded by unfamiliar people in unfamiliar lands. After all, wars aren't ended so easily, and betrayal can lurk unseen until it's too late. Blood of the Orc Prince is book two of the Orc Prince Trilogy. Book one, Claimed by the Orc Prince, introduces the story of Taegan and Zorvut, and is meant to be read prior to Blood of the Orc Prince. This steamy MM fantasy romance contains light omegaverse and A/B/O elements, featuring some delicious size differences. Mpreg is discussed as an in-world possibility, but does not occur on the page. This 18+ novel contains explicit scenes. ⚠Content warnings: mild gore/violence, discussions of parental death, hunting, kidnapping.

An elven prince. The son of an orc warlord. In two warring nations, their arranged marriage brings peace. They never expected to fall in love. Prince Taegan Glynzeiros has prepared since childhood to fight and lead armies against invading orc forces, the enemies of elves for hundreds of years. But after a successful peace treaty, the elven prince will not be fighting orcs, but marrying one. The first words he speaks to Zorvut are their wedding vows. Despite being considered the runt amongst the orc warlord's children, Taegan finds him to be intelligent and thoughtful-everything the stereotypes about orcs say he shouldn't be. He doesn't want to fall in love, but Zorvut's gentle soul makes it difficult to resist. Worse, their marriage bond, forged by ancient elven magic between their minds, proves to be a far deeper and stronger connection than anyone expected. Despite their trepidation, a genuine relationship blossoms from the political union. But such a long war is not easily forgotten, and there are both elves and orcs who want to see them apart. When a dark secret comes to light, threatening to nullify the very peace treaty that brought them together, Taegan must decide if his feelings for Zorvut are worth fighting for. This steamy MM fantasy romance, the first in the Orc Prince trilogy, features an arranged marriage with delicious size difference, and contains light omegaverse/A/B/O elements (mpreg is discussed as an in-world possibility, but does not happen on the page). This 18+ novel contains explicit scenes; if that's not your thing, Lionel Hart probably isn't the author for you. ⚠Content warnings: discussions of parental death, infidelity (not between main characters), hunting, animal death.

An elven prince. The son of an orc warlord. Read their complete adventure, now available as a single volume. Prince Taegan Glynzeiros has prepared since childhood to fight and lead armies against invading orc forces, the enemies of elves for hundreds of years. But after a successful peace treaty, the elven prince will not be fighting orcs, but marrying one. As his relationship with Zorvut blossoms, though, the peace treaty falls apart around them. Against all odds, they must bring peace to their nations once again. They know they'll have each other-but with so many who want to see them apart, will love be enough? Follow Taegan and Zorvut's complete story in The Orc Prince Trilogy Omnibus Edition. This steamy MM fantasy romance contains light omegaverse and A/B/O elements, featuring an arranged marriage some delicious size differences. Mpreg is discussed as an in-world possibility, but does not occur on the page. This 18+ novel contains explicit scenes, as well as some violence. ⚠Content warnings: discussions of parental death, infidelity (not between the main characters), hunting, animal death, some fantasy gore/violence, imprisonment, starvation, torture.

MM Fantasy Romance Complete Series

The Orc Prince Trilogy Omnibus Edition

With Taegan held captive by the merciless warlord Hrul Bonebreaker, can Zorvut reach him before it's too late? Orcs have captured Taegan, and Zorvut knows that going after him is exactly what Hrul expects. His only hope of outmaneuvering him is to enlist the help of King Ruven and the elves. Imprisoned in a dark cell, hungry and cold, Taegan knows he can't take on a city of orcs by himself. But imprisoned alongside him is an unexpected ally: Zorvut's mother Naydi, who wishes to be free just as much as he does. Even with their combined forces, is there any hope of escape? Despite all their efforts, even after they're reunited, there are still threats lurking outside of their view. How much more will it take for Taegan and Zorvut to find peace? Does their dream of ending the conflict and uniting their nations have a chance of success anymore? Ascension of the Orc King concludes the Orc Prince Trilogy. It is meant to be read after Claimed by the Orc Prince and Blood of the Orc Prince. This steamy MM fantasy romance contains light omegaverse and A/B/O elements, featuring some delicious size differences. Mpreg is alluded to, but does not occur on the page. This 18+ novel contains explicit scenes, as well as some violence. ⚠ Content Warnings: This book contains mentions of imprisonment, starvation, and torture. This book contains more physical violence than books one and two, including disembowelment, dismemberment, and beheading.

He thought he knew how to save the world. What he doesn't know could change everything. As the newly-crowned King of the Winter Court, Florian's responsibilities have only grown since he first arrived in the Veil. Still, saving the world seems more appealing than ruling a dying kingdom, so together he and Kade find a reprieve from his new station far to the north with the wolf clan. Meeting Kade's family is a little awkward, with how new their relationship is-and a little bittersweet, as Florian learns what life in the Veil is like outside the Winter Court. But nothing good can last, and duty still calls. The next Golden Arrow is only a day's journey away. But retrieving it raises more questions than answers, so Florian and Kade seek out the one who set everything in motion in the first place: the mysterious hag who first told Florian's father the prophecy that he would save the world. After hearing what she has to say, though, Florian almost wishes he hadn't known after all... THE DRAWN ARROW, book two of the Chronicles of the Veil, is a steamy MM paranormal romance featuring fae, shifters, and a trans MC. This 18+ novel contains adult situations. ⚠Content Warnings: Descriptions of grief and trauma-related memory loss. Some violence. Steamy scenes between a trans man and a cis man with a range of gendered terms used for body parts.

MM Paranormal Romance

The Drawn Arrow

With Taegan held captive by the merciless warlord Hrul Bonebreaker, can Zorvut reach him before it's too late?

Their worst fears have come to pass. Taegan has been captured by the orcs, and Zorvut knows that going after him will be playing right into the warlord's hands. His only hope of outmaneuvering him is to enlist the help of King Ruven and the elves.

Imprisoned in a dark cell, hungry and cold, Taegan knows he can't take on a city of orcs by himself. But imprisoned alongside him is an unexpected ally: Zorvut's mother Naydi, who wishes to be free just as much as he does. Even with their combined forces, is there any hope of escape?

Despite all their efforts even after they're reunited, there are still threats lurking outside of their view. How much more will it take for Taegan and Zorvut to know peace? Does their dream of ending the conflict and uniting their nations have a chance of success anymore?

Ascension of the Orc King concludes the Orc Prince Trilogy. It is meant to be read after Claimed by the Orc Prince and Blood of the Orc Prince.

This steamy MM fantasy romance contains light omegaverse and A/B/O elements, featuring some delicious size differences. Mpreg is alluded to, but does not occur on the page. This 18+ novel contains explicit scenes, as well as some violence.

⚠ Content Warnings: This book contains mentions of imprisonment, starvation, and torture. This book contains more physical violence than books one and two, including disembowelment, dismemberment, and beheading. 

An MM Fantasy Romance (The Orc Prince Trilogy Book 3) 

Ascension of the Orc King: An MM Fantasy Romance

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Includes newspaper cuttings relating to Lionel Hart, musician and conductor and inventor of Robot man, the Ether harp and the Lie Detector, and newspaper cuttings, a letter and papers relating to his father Joshua Hart.

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