Two Princes Book Novels & Stories

I wanted to let everyone that doesn't follow me on social media know about an announcement for The Princes of Ravenwood. This book is now available in paperback on A****n! You can find it by searching The Princes of Ravenwood by Bryant. The paperback and kindle versions do not include the bonus scenes here and on my website. If you follow me on social media in the next month or so will do a giveaway of signed copies. You can find me on social media @ Author Bryant. Not just for giveaways but news about upcoming books in this and my werewolf series.

I was inches from my father’s unconscious form, and had my eyes locked on him. “You will stop Faerie, or I will kill you myself.” The Prince spat, and for the second time since I met him, I giggled. The Princes eyes widened as I leaned into him, and pressed my lips firmly to his. He didn’t return the kiss, but did not push me away as my lips molded into his. He stiffened as I nipped his bottom lip, catching him by surprise, and earning a soft moan for my troubles. My plan coming together.

"This is outrageous!" Oh my god, he's a traveller, just like Caspian! And the 2nd Prince at that. His name was only mentioned once in the novel and it was said that he died a tragic death after the 1st Prince ascended the throne. But who knew he came to another world?! Fate, why?! What kind of plot twist is this?! Are you pulling my leg now, Lord! Deep breaths, deep breaths! Another shocking family revelation.

The fountain itself was surrounded by a small garden, the flowering fragrances filled the air. The princes had spent a lot of their childhood with the dragons. They pretended that they indeed were shooting fire. Felix would take the role of the poor boy in distress while Williams would be his knight in shiny armour. Back then, Felix understood how much William always wanted to be in control, he wouldn't dare play the role of the boy in distress.

the prince said calmly. We were perhaps two minutes away from leaving the estate, with dozens of armed men on our heels when Bart stepped out in front of the gates. "Oh, boy. Well, that complicates matters," said Jesse, looking for all the world like he might beg the prince to let him stop, if he thought the prince would actually let him. "Bart," I said the name under my breath, not knowing whether I would be relieved to have him intercept us or if I would rather take my chances with the daring prince.

“Follow me…” A voice commanded in a deep voice. The order of the team was strict and very professional, and it was obvious that they weren’t simple. “Our intel, says that both the prince of the Blodinek kingdom is here along with the princess of our kingdom. Our job is to kidnap her. We refuse to allow this alliance to go as expected. The two Kingdoms must never come together,” He said, looking around at each of them with conviction, glad to see that they had just as much as he did.

In a few seconds, Prince Barlion appeared in the doorframe and I was able to see him too. Standing close to each other, the two Princes look almost the same. But Prince Barlion is taller and more built. That, and the color of their eyes combined with a few features was what made them look different. I watched as my husband reached out for the book tucked in Prince Victor's arms. At first, the younger prince had refused to give up the book. But one tilt of Prince Barlion's head to the left and he was handing the book to him. Prince Barlion held the book with both of his hand and looked down at it.

“He’s all talk. Don’t worry. Besides, I actually know how to use a sword: I doubt he does. I’ll keep you safe.” “Oh, sir, I have no doubt. I just hope you don’t get on his bad side. He might actually kill you.” I chuckled. “He’d get lost in this maze of a palace within five minutes and end up begging a footman for directions. And if I were worried about an Irishman losing his temper, I wouldn’t be marrying an Irishwoman with a temper equally as bad.” Once upon a time, a prince married a princess.

The Prince quickly traveled his eyes across the bookshelf to search for something unique. He was about to give up when he stumbled upon a book that read: The Guide To Becoming A Good Adviser. That caught Prince Sari’s attention so he pointed a finger to that book and asked, “What’s that book about?” Ulan followed his to where he was pointing and had this somewhat saddened look on his face. “Oh, that one?” Ulan uttered softly, almost like a whisper. He then reached for that book and flipped it open. “This is a book that my family had for years, my Prince,” he stated.

Um ... What should I tell you? Something interesting and with many adventures? Or a drama full of mystery? Good! I have the perfect story full of all that and more! Listen carefully. A long time ago, a story was told about two princes who knew nothing about their origins. That is why they had no real names. One had orange eyes like the sunset and yellow hair like the rays of the sun. The other prince was completely white, only his pupils were red.