Prince of Ruin

Name: Prince of Ruin
Author: Maxine Rivers

Genre: Romance Fantasy LGBTQ+ M-M Romance

99 pages

CLAV
It’s not that I’m trying to fool anyone into believing I’m some naïve human with no memories of ruling a Fae world as an evil king who hated humans. It’s that I actually am a naïve human with no memories of ruling the Fae world. As an evil king. Who hated humans.
I mean, how could I even hate humans when I, myself, am human? But the prince regent, Tarsus, who claims to be my step-sibling-turned-lover-turned-enemy isn’t buying it. And I’m not sure how much time I have to convince them that I have no intentions of stabbing them in the back before they run me through with their terrifying antlers.

TARSUS
Clav has got to go.
Not only is he making old feelings for him resurface—feelings that I thought were long gone, you know, after he betrayed me all those years ago. But he is a threat to Aden, my human boyfriend. The goddess demanded a human sacrifice. Not just any human sacrifice, she wants Aden. She threatens to bury our continent in ash and lava if we don’t meet her deadline. And somehow Aden believes Clav is our key to making Mother Terra drop her demands. But then, Aden has always been one to see the good in others—even when that good is essentially non-existent.

ADEN
Tarsus wants Clav gone.
Clav wants Tarsus to calm the fuck down.
I just want some peace between the two hotties that I’ve been boning all week.
But how can I convince Tarsus that Clav truly has forgotten his past as a cruel Fae king? And how can I convince Clav to grow the balls to face our goddess and convince her to spare me—to spare all humans—from being thrown into the volcano?
Yeah, see, living as a human in a Fae world among sexy princes, witches, vampires, and giant bat warriors with massive cocks isn’t the hype it’s made out to be.
Well, maybe it is, but I’m not sure it’s worth risking my life for.

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