روايات وقصص إلكترونية من فئة Fantasy وعن Dark Romance وتدور في Royal

He stole her to save his heart. The court's plan was to take hers. Wren Calloway mends locks in a border village, and she has one rule: never leave anything open. Ten years ago she left a gate unlatched — and the fae took her mother through it. On Tithe Night, Prince Rhydian Thornveil breaks his own court's law in front of the whole village. He doesn't take the tithe. He takes her. His heart is turning to black briar-wood, thorn by thorn — the curse that unmade his father. In twenty-nine days the last thorn reaches the centre, and the court will have to kill the thing on the throne. Only one pair of hands can cut the curse-thorn free: hands that can hold cold iron without burning. An iron-hand. Wren is the first found in a hundred years. What the court isn't telling her: their original cure was simpler. Her living heart, grafted in place of his dying one. The prince burned that order before he ever saw her face — and his refusal is treason. Bound by a bargain she negotiated herself — thirty days, her craft for her family's safety and her free departure at the Solstice — Wren must survive a palace of beautiful liars, a regent who calls her "our little remedy," and a prince who is ruthless to everyone except her. Because some things cannot be taken, bought, or bargained for. They can only be given. Stolen by the Fae Prince is a slow-burn enemies-to-lovers fae romantasy with a cursed prince, a competent heroine, lethal court etiquette, and a bargain with teeth. Book 1 of The Veilbound Courts — HFN ending, series HEA guaranteed.

"Take another step forward and you will be a toad in the next minute... wolf," I warned him. He smirked. "Go ahead, mate. Do your worst." He kept calling me his mate, but we both knew that was impossible. I scoffed. A wolf and a fairy? He was either up to something or simply trying to get into my head. He took two steps forward, leaving me no choice. I used my magic on him. My eyes widened when nothing happened. "How?" I whispered. He grabbed my chin and pulled me against his body. "Mate," he growled lowly. —— Aliya has always been the black sheep of her family. Fairies are known for their light, warmth, and purity, especially in her kingdom. Some even consider them heavenly beings. But Aliya was born with dark magic and a dark aura surrounding her. Her dark wings only made her different more obvious. Her family tried everything to change her. Her parents used magic to change the color of her dark wings, but nothing worked. They tried hiding them from the kingdom, but Aliya refused to spend her life hiding who she was. Instead, she rebelled After losing her grandmother, Aliya spends most of her time in the forest, living at her late grandmother's inn near the wolf borders. Her parents strongly disapprove, but Aliya has made the inn her own and opened it to every creature in the kingdom—except wolves. She has every reason to hate them. But something is very wrong. The wolf king insists that Aliya is his mate a bond that should be impossible between a fairy and a wolf.If her people discovered the truth it would come at a price. A price that could lead to Aliya being banished by her own people for life.

Nikolai, the cursed Rogue King, is losing a war that could wipe out his people. Desperate for a way to turn the tide, he goes after the mysterious hybrid known as the Golden Ticket, believing her hidden power could save his kingdom. Instead, he finds Cassie, a struggling young woman who has spent her life believing she is human. When Nikolai brings her into his dangerous supernatural world, strange things begin happening between them. Cassie can reach a part of his mind that no one else can touch, while powerful enemies close in, determined to claim her for themselves. Nikolai is ordered to gain Cassie's trust and uncover her secrets, even if it means making her fall for him. But the closer they become, the harder it becomes for him to treat her like a weapon. As Cassie's dormant power begins to awaken, secrets about her mother, her mysterious bloodline, and the forces hunting her slowly surface. Trapped between a king who may be using her, a jealous fiancée who wants her dead, and enemies who know more about her than she does, Cassie must discover the truth before her awakening turns the war into something far more dangerous. Nikolai wanted a weapon to save his kingdom. He never expected to become obsessed with the woman who might destroy it.

For thirteen years, Princess Emeriel Vaelorian has lived as a lie. Hidden beneath the identity of Crown Prince Emeric, she was forced to bury her femininity after a terrifying prophecy declared that the Blood Moon Daughter would one day awaken the Beast Throne and destroy the human kingdoms. Trained to fight instead of curtsy and ordered to suppress the strange power sleeping inside her, Emeriel survives by pretending to be someone she is not. But when the immortal Beast Clans return to claim a royal daughter as tribute, Emeriel sacrifices herself to save her younger sister and steps into the path of the most feared ruler in existence—the Beast King himself. Kaelthar Draven is not human. He is an ancient beast-born king cursed with uncontrollable rage, feared even by his own kind. For centuries, no female has survived close to him, and no bond has ever been able to tame the monster within him. Until he scents her. The moment Kaelthar realizes the “prince” standing before him is actually a legendary Siren thought to be extinct, the ancient bond between them awakens—triggering dangerous powers, forbidden desires, and a prophecy far deadlier than either kingdom realized. Now trapped in the brutal Beast Realm of Varynth, surrounded by immortal predators, political conspiracies, and creatures willing to start wars just to possess her, Emeriel must decide whether to keep running from her true identity… or embrace the power capable of changing the fate of the world itself. Because the Beast King does not intend to let his Siren go.

**The Dragon King's Little Bunny** *By Miracle Nicholas* Lucy Hartwell has one night to save her sister's life, and one stranger willing to pay for it. She never expects to see him again. Until she walks into the royal bride selection and meets those golden eyes across the throne room. He's the dragon prince. She's the poor little rabbit the whole kingdom laughs at. And he has decided she's his. But in a palace built on power, a prince's choice is never just a choice. The queen wants her gone. The noble houses want her buried. And the rivals circling the throne have just found the perfect weapon: the one girl the prince will not give up. Every step Lucy takes beside him puts a target on her back. Every day he refuses to let her go, his crown slips a little closer to the edge. He could save his throne by walking away. He won't. And there is something about Lucy that no one, not even she, understands. Something the Moon Goddess has been protecting. Something worth killing for. How long can a little bunny survive in a kingdom of dragons? And what will the prince burn to keep her?

Jade Carter has spent nineteen years surviving the slums of Eldoria through theft, fighting, and sheer stubbornness. But when a stolen pouch of royal gold leads to her arrest, she expects to lose her hand. Instead, King Adrian stops her punishment after discovering that Jade is the exact double of his dead daughter, Princess Aurelia. Aurelia has been secretly dead for months, and the kingdom cannot know. To protect the throne and a fragile political alliance, Adrian forces Jade to assume his daughter's identity. Torn away from Vivian, the only family she has ever known, Jade enters the palace where wealth cannot protect her from danger. The Queen sees Jade as a cruel imitation of her daughter, while the court watches for every mistake. As Jade struggles to survive her new identity, Aurelia's diary reveals secrets surrounding her final days, including a life and death the royal family has desperately tried to conceal. Meanwhile, Prince Lucien becomes increasingly fixated on Jade's resemblance to Aurelia, forcing her closer to a danger she doesn't understand. With enemies surrounding her and the truth threatening the kingdom, Jade must uncover what happened to Aurelia, and decide whether to escape the crown or claim the power it represents.

Sold to the Dragon King as the bride no one expects to survive the year, Seraphine was raised to be disposable. Kaelen was raised to be feared. They were each taught they were unlovable - and then they were locked in the same cold palace and given a year to find out it was a lie. But the realm that gave her away never meant for her to survive. And it never meant for her to be loved.