Stolen Groom
Queer Fantasy Romantic-Comedies
Book 1
A magic spell protects the Desolated Lands from evil mages and their nefarious schemes. As a condition of this spell, Princess Francesca of Woe and Prince Brendon of Bane must marry.
Rick knows his sister will be miserable in this marriage, so he concocts a half-baked plan to kidnap the groom and stall the wedding. He just needs time to find an alternative way to keep the spell active. Everything seems to go smoothly until someone else arrives at the castle claiming to be Prince Brendon. Now Rick has to juggle two grooms: the real one he stashed in a magic tower, and the imposter romancing his sister.
Because Rick disrupted the wedding, the spell begins to weaken, allowing an evil mage to slip past the magical defenses. Chaos ensues as Rick struggles with imposters, evil minions, and his growing feelings for Brendon.
Who knew stealing one groom would cause so much trouble?
Book 2
Five royal champions embark on a quest to break the curse on a haunted forest!
But one of them is lying about their identity.
Trey is the Prince of Bane’s son from before his marriage. At least, that’s what he claimed when he showed up on Brendon’s doorstep twelve years ago. In truth, Trey is the son of an evil mage determined to destroy the defense spell protecting the Desolated Lands.
Now it’s Trey’s mission to lead the royal champions right into the evil mage’s trap—even if it means betraying the family who raised him. To assist him with this mission, the evil mage has sent along his apprentice, an arrogant and mysterious young man who is as enticing as he is frustrating.
While fighting monsters and outwitting magical traps, Trey must untangle his ties between his blood family and his found family. Will he choose to complete his mission? Or will he become the person he’s always pretended to be?
Book 3
Once upon a time, five royal champions embarked on a quest—wait, wrong story.
Once upon a time, five royal champions chose to marry to save their kingdoms—no, that’s not right.
Once upon a time, a prince fell in love with a girl—wrong again!
Let’s try one more time.
Once upon a time, an evil mage’s apprentice fell in love with a fake prince.
Wilde and Trey have lived this story before, but Wilde is determined to change the ending, even if that means resetting time and living through the same story over and over again.