Mallory Dunlin

When the fae save your life, they own it-no matter how monstrous they are. A literal beast holds the key to her freedom. He's feared by the Court and known for killing all who oppose him. Escape is not an option. Against every story she's ever read, she'll have to strike a bargain with the fae. Leah had a good life: a cushy job, cute boyfriend, and enough money to go on vacation. But when disaster strikes in the backcountry of Yosemite, she's left with no options. The appearance of a handsome stranger seems like salvation-until she looks into his inhuman golden eyes. She always loved reading fae romances, but she never thought she'd star in one. The crown prince is violent, unpredictable, and an animalistic brute compared to the ethereal beauty of the other fae. Claiming to be Leah's soulmate, he offers her a deal: stay as his guest for a year and a day and he'll let her go... but only if she still doesn't love him. Yet nothing is as it seems in Faery, even the wolf-eyed fae prince who wants to keep Leah by his side. She needs to get back to her family-but how is she supposed to stay away from the monster who wants to make her his world? Captured by the Fae Beast is a complete, stand-alone novel loosely inspired by the story of Hades and Persephone. This passionate tale of loyalty and challenge will sweep you off your feet with a swoon-worthy romance perfect for fans of reluctant soulmates and monsters with hearts of gold.

Captured by the Fae Beast

To save a constellation, Rain fed her soul to the void. To save humanity, she'll have to face annihilation. Betrayal touched Rain's life long ago-and left the night sky shattered. The powerful sorceress is the last thing standing between her world and apocalypse, capturing the meteors that still rain down from the broken sky. When a mouse disrupting her spell diagram nearly leads to the destruction of a city, she tries to summon a cat as a familiar to keep it from ever happening again. Escaping death on the battlefield, an incubus answers instead. The price of survival is service, and Saker is happy to pay it. He'll do whatever it takes to make sure Rain doesn't regret saving him, even fight his instincts and suppress his hunger. An incubus needs lust to survive, but he's determined not to push the woman he's falling in love with day by day. Yet there's no escape from a soul-bond, and the end of the world waits for no one. Rain must balance the demands of her life against the needs and desires of the incubus who shares her soul-and deal with the growing heat between them without losing her focus. As they race to stop a meteor storm that will kill millions, they must learn to rely on each other... or perish. "The Sorceress and the Incubus" is a complete story with a happily-ever-after ending, told with dual point-of-view. The first book in a new high fantasy romance series, this passionate tale of survival in the face of devastation features a swoon-worthy couple and a slow-burn romance sizzling with desire.

The Sorceress and the Incubus

To save my life, I became a slave. To keep it, I have to betray my soulmate. When the fae save your life, they own it-and you. But when an attack by the deadly half-manticore, half-fae Raven Prince reveals that my Court's greatest enemy is my soulmate, I'm offered a new deal: Spy on my soulmate, and I'll be free at the end of the war. Expecting a dangerous monster, I agree. Kidnapped, imprisoned, and subject to his unpredictable temper, I struggle to find my balance. But despite his animalistic possessiveness and wildness, I'm drawn to the Raven Prince. Every day leaves him with more of my heart... and shows me how foolish I was to bargain with the fae. The only way out of my sworn word is death, and we can never have a future if I die in his arms. But how can I ever betray the prince who wants to make me his mate? In the Claws of the Raven Prince is a complete story with a guaranteed happily-ever-after. This steamy enemies-to-lovers romance explores the boundary between love and obsession and features a possessive male lead as much beast as he is man. For a full list of content warnings, please see mallorydunlin.com/catalog.

In the Claws of the Raven Prince

I swore never to love again. So why can't I resist the one man who's too deadly to touch?

After sacrificing everything for a new beginning, I expected to be alone forever. It was better that way. Safer.

All that changed when I looked at my reflection in the lake and saw the face of an elemental water-horse instead.

If I touch him, I might die. If I let myself follow the forbidden lure of his voice, not even a sorcerer can save me. Behind those ice-blue eyes is a possessive, merciless immortal.

He says all he wants is the sound of my voice. But I know that won't ever be enough—not for him and not for me.

I've heard the stories—but it's not the risk of drowning that scares me.

It's the risk of losing my heart.

"The Gardener & the Water-horse" is a standalone high fantasy romance, featuring an immortal, shapeshifting elemental who would sacrifice anything to claim the woman he desires — and who won't ever let go once she says "yes".

(Echoes of The Void)

The Gardener and the Water-Horse

I'll do anything to prove my love-but how can one woman ever hope to protect a dragon? Stolen as a baby and raised unseelie, I don't belong anywhere. I once ran with the faery hunters, but the past seven years in the mortal world have taught me what it's like to be the prey of men. So when I'm saved from certain death by a part-dragon sorcerer, I expect to become his plaything. I never thought I'd be treated like family. To run through the woods again, my days filled with laughter. To fall in love. He's my master, and I know I can't have him. But when someone tries to kill him - when someone dares to hurt him - I'll stop at nothing to protect the man who gave me everything. I would die for him. But I'd much rather kill for him. "The Changeling & the Dragon" is a standalone high fantasy romance that pairs a cunning dragonblood sorcerer with a fiery changeling, filled with mutual pining and near-misses that come to a satisfying happily-ever-after ending. For a full list of content warnings, please visit mallorydunlin.com/catalog.

A Standalone Dark Fantasy Romance

The Changeling and the Dragon

To be loved by a water-horse is to be possessed by him utterly. Safira sacrificed everything to be free. A remote, sorcerous Spire seems like an excellent hiding place from the wizard who wants to reclaim her. She's had enough of beautiful, powerful men. Being lonely is better. But the Spire is encircled by a lake, and the water-horse is fascinated by Safira. After a century of silence, the sound of her voice is an impossible lure to resist. When a drought means Safira needs water for her garden, the water-horse offers her a deal she can't refuse: water for conversation. Despite her own fear and the stories of water-horses stealing lovers, Safira is drawn to the alluring stranger. Yet every step towards affection brings with it danger. Water never gives up the things it claims, and Celyn's possessiveness grows with every shared intimacy. When the wizard hunting her and the water-horse luring her clash, Safira has the chance to claim freedom in truth-or to throw herself into the depths of danger, and trust love to overcome even the greed of an elemental. "The Gardener and the Water-horse" is a complete story with a happily-ever-after ending, told with dual point-of-view. This prequel tale to the "Echoes of the Void" explores the danger inherent to forbidden love and features a resilient heroine and the swoon-worthy elemental who can't live without her. For content warnings, please visit mallorydunlin.com/catalog.

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