Fantasy Romance
Fantasy romance, or Romantasy, is really the thing right now. Like, there's a ton of fairy smut out there these days, and smutty dragon riders, and more. But you know what none of those things are? Queer. So let's queer up the romantic fantasy genre, shall we? Check out Legacy of the Phoenix as I write this seven book series that was conceived of twenty years ago, or pick up one of the single stand alone novels. Enjoy!


In the world of Avern, Pirates are a constant issue. Captain Bloodcloak is one of them. He sails the seas of the world to do one thing: eradicate vampires. Sure, he finds treasures lost to time, and he may sail some contraband across the borders of warring states, but in his heart, Captain Bloodcloak is a vampire hunter. With his own reasons for desiring an end to the vampires of the world, he promises his crew glory in the coming days.​
His first mate, though, has designs of another kind, and despite the cold exterior of Bloodcloak, he is determined to get through to the man. The question is, can he compete with an all encompassing desire that may just consume his captain? Just when he thinks he might have cracked the shell, a new threat arises on the high seas, one that the enigmatic Captain Bloodcloak cannot ignore.

The kingdom of Braken is looking to shore up holes in their defense by taking smaller kingdoms as vassal states so they can protect them as well as themselves. Some lands they take by military might, other lands they take as peacefully as they can. Given the preference, the massive kingdom would rather have a peaceful negotiation than a war. In doing so, they approach the land of Skyland. The Skylanders agree, at least, they will agree if the Prince of Braken, Enki, takes the Vestal Prince of Skyland as a bride. Surprised, Enki tries to tell them he must have an heir, but he's informed the prince is half-Aeriel, a race of beings that occupy an astral rift over Skyland. With the treaty formed and made, he takes his new bride home, but the mechanizations of war continue outside the kingdom, and the God King from across the sea threatens more than just the kingdom; he threatens Prince Enki’s bride.
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CW: Non Consensual Sexual Acts
Contains: War, Kidnapping
Stand Alone



In the small kingdom of Slaxaria, Prince Wren was locked in a tower for years. He doesn't know why and concentrates on his books instead. He’s always been told that his confinement to the tower is for his safety, but he never has been told exactly why. His world is turned upside down when his kingdom is taken over by a neighboring conqueror. His father and three sisters are moved to the tower, and he is taken as a pleasure slave. His captor strips him of all he’s ever been, and he finds that his father kept the reason for confinement a secret. When it is revealed, Wren is at a loss for what to do, as everything in his world has been completely changed with this revelation. Of course, this greatly amusing his captor. Forces move, though, to reclaim the kingdom from the conquerors, but as the outside world moves along, Wren finds himself falling into a strange relationship with this conqueror, and he comes to realize that maybe there’s more to the world than what he’s read in his dusty books.
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CW: Non Consensual Sexual Acts, Exhibitionism
Contains: War, Slavery
Stand Alone



Rival pirate crews often clash when they are in each other’s territory. This is true even when some are privateers rather than pirates. When the crew of one ship turns up a very unusual creature in port one day, can they manage to keep the secret from the rest of the world?

