Being "gods-blessed" wasn't as wonderful as it sounded... Conor never expected that he would be married at the Spring festival - even setting aside the small problem of being the only available gay man residing in his village. But when he is approached by a handsome stranger, tall and dark, he doesn't hesitate to yield to the passion between them. But this stranger is not all he appears, and the betrayal of trust has implications lasting far beyond the planting season. word count: 12,000+ words (48 book pages). It contains content that is suitable for adults. While it is part of the Cursed to Love series, it is suitable to read as a stand alone title.

Drake has always wanted a pet, but with his father spouting off nonsense ideas about the curse his family has been placed under, he knows he'll never be able to get one. Frustrated and upset, he runs off into the woods and finds something even better: a best friend. Ladon is the son of a Laird, but he's been cast out from his home because his form is that of a large and powerful serpent. As they grow up together, Drake finds himself falling in love with his friend - but will Ladon's desire to take his rightful place in his family lead to the destruction of them both? This novella is a gay retelling of the fairy tale "Prince Lindworm" and is about 13,500 words (54 book pages). It contains content that is suitable for adults.