THESE ARE CLEAN AND SWEET VERSIONS OF THE CRYSTAL KINGDOM \\\If you have read the adult versions (Fae King, Elf King, Dark King and Fire King) you don't need to pick these up. These are meant for younger audiences.\\\ Jerrek Valsys. I’m cursed. In life and in love. People are disappearing all around my kingdom and I’m dodging a mother who’s trying to set me up with every single female from miles away. Keeping secrets is the name of the game. I’m hiding a beast inside and waiting on a prophecy to bring me the right girl with a glowing rock. Seriously. But when my beast finally escapes the internal prison I built for him, he finds her. Our mate. I may have to forget about that whole prophecy thing. Even if it means I have to give up my crown as the Fae king, because Kaia’s the one. And I’m not giving her up. Kaia Cutestone. My life sucks. I have a job with no future and live with my dead-beat, soul-sucking brother. The only good things in my life are my friends, Jen and Avery, and my ability to sing and the fairytales that help me escape my reality. Unfortunately, I doubt those tales I have memorized will help me much when the three of us are kidnapped with fairy dust. Yes. Tinkerbell type fairy dust. On the other hand, I just ran into the most gorgeous guy I’ve ever seen. He’s super cute, a little dark and dangerous, and I can’t stop thinking about him. Thanks to my love of romance novels, Jerrek is in luck. I might be the only person on the planet who can help him tame his beast and keep him from killing more people. Yay me! I may not have a glowing rock but I sure am rocking an old ugly necklace. But is that enough to get me a happily ever after, find my purpose in life with people who want me for me and help me find my friends?

Avery Lotusmist, a pro gamer, went on a camping trip to celebrate her friend's birthday and ended up kidnapped. Maybe? Avery thinks she's really in a dream-like video game simulation. The catch? In order to wake up and go home, she has to beat every level! This is gonna be awesome. Being sucked into a game was great way to test her skills. Unless it's not really a game. But it has to be, right? Tylen Wyndove, Elf King, has a whole kingdom to keep safe. When he saves the most beautiful woman he's ever seen at a slave market, he realizes he's in big trouble. He knows he's found the woman he wants and no wizard, orc or legend will take his mate. And his shifter fully, one-hundred percent agrees. He has no idea what a video game or levels are, but he’s really glad that Avery is as in love with him as he is her. Avery's levels get harder by the second. Meet the sexiest man at a slave auction: Check. Marry said sexy man, who's also the Elf King: Check. Fake seduce a madman to save a bunch of people: Check. Wear a crown that won't come off her head: Double check. Realizing you're not stuck in a video game and you are in love with the Elf King: Say what?

Jen Foxray is a badass MMA fighter. When she finds herself kidnapped and brought into another dimension, her skills are an asset. Arrows whizzing past her head? No problem. She'll still kick major goblin backside. She can take care of herself and save her friends. She doesn’t need a man to save her. Nope. Not even if he’s hot enough to melt her resistance. Hyz is on a quest, with his trusty horse Thunder. He needs to know if the rumors of impending war are true. His plans come to halt when he comes across the most gorgeous woman on the planet, fighting off a horde of goblins. Though she can clearly hold her own, Hyz steps in to save her. That's what heroes do. His saber toothed tiger wants her for a mate and Hyz is definitely attracted to her. But she can’t be his. He must wait for the woman with the glowing rock. It’s a good thing Jenn doesn’t do relationships… because her rock isn’t glowing at the moment. Plus, she has two best friends to find and Hyz’s world to save. And really who has time for tingly girl parts and feelings when there is butt to kick and a battle to destroy the evil creatures trying to take control of Crystal Kingdom?

Running is Chelsea Golby's escape. Literally. She runs to get away from the pain of being rejected after asking the love of her life to marry her. Instead of wallowing in self-pity, or a pint of Ben and Jerry's, she heads to the Crystal Kingdom to hang out with her sister Avery, the new Elf Queen. With Avery busy being queen, she decides to go on a run to see the magical lands. Maybe what her grandmom said was true and Chelsea has magic in her blood too. Zaos Firefoot,the right hand man to King Gorwin, knows his people are fading out. It’s too bad he can’t tell the dumb-ass leader exactly what he thinks about how he rules the kingdom. As much as he hates it, Zaos does what he's told. Until the day he’s sent out to question and kill a light elf. When Zaos finds out that beautiful light elf is his mate, all bets are off with the killing thing. He'll protect Chelsea with his last breath if necessary. Afterall, she's his. The surprises don't stop at finding a mate. Someone forgot to tell Zaos he's the son of a dragon and a Dark Elf who are mortal enemies. The drama explodes until the realm is at risk and everyone's life is at stake. But Chelsea isn't one to sit idle and watch. She’s about to learn that saving a world can get a girl killed. And it'll destroy Zaos to know there’s nothing he can do to stop her.

Through magic gone totally wrong, Wren and her cousins wind up on Gecire, sister dimension to the Crystal Kingdom. Wren McClure, journalist by day, romance writer by night, has a hard time facing the world’s ever-increasing responsibilities. Her life is already pretty messy. She doesn’t have time to think of falling in love, but she has no say in matters of her heart. Not when a big, sexy shifter decides she’s his. Xenos Woodsky, alpha of the Gnoleon fae, has endured over three hundred years of self-induced solitude for a mistake that killed many in his tribe. When his mate portals into his reclusive life, he’s forced into taking action. It’s time to return to his people. It’s time to claim the woman he wants. Old enemies come back and the tribe is forced to move. They need everyone’s help, especially Xenos. Xenos has to decide if he’s going to face up for past actions with his people and save the day, or lose his mate and his tribe.

Lilah McClure may be mouthy, bossy, and overly bold, but she knows what’s fair and hates injustice of any kind. When she and her cousins are captured by the mountain fae, she learns they’re living in the freakin’ stone age. Equality between genders? Nope, not even as a joke. The female fae need a champion to stand up for them against their king, show them how their lives should be free from oppression. Lilah is more than willing to take on that job. There’s just one big, sexy, problem. Ferrus. Ferrus sees no issues with how things have been for centuries. His beautiful, strong, independent woman is making him question the norms and traditions he’s known all his life and wonder if maybe their society is in need of an update. He isn’t sure what to believe, but he’s fallen for this strange little human, so he’ll do his best to keep her from being thrown into the dungeon, or eaten by wild forest creatures. Lilah has to negotiate with a cold-hearted king for the future freedom of generations of females and show the fae she loves that his ways are barbaric and must change. We can’t forget that some guy wielding dark magic is after her and her cousins, wanting his own revenge on the Crystal Kingdom.

To Daphne, marriage is loud arguing and slamming doors. Her divorced parents only showed her how to have an unhealthy relationship. Now that she's found a man (blue fae, really) who makes her feel loved, she doesn't know how to open up for fear of him leaving like her father. She has to learn how to communicate with her mate before he decides she’s not not worth the trouble. Anodon Hydiox, king of the winged fae, and his people are losing their home to the dark magic quickly taking over the dimension. He doesn't know who this new powerful being is or how to stop them. But he's found his queen and there's nothing he won't do to provide for her and keep her safe. If that means he ventures into the realm of dark magic to battle forces stronger than him, then so be it. Will love be enough to keep them together or will outside forces tear them apart?