04/06/2025
Books descriptions
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*Finding His Phoenix*
Alex Phoenix is a best selling author living in a quiet cabin in southern California, and an extremely powerful prince of a land unknown to any human, known for his erotic novels on earth and his Casanova ways. He's polite but knows what he wants and has never had to question a thing, that is until he meets Amelia, a little Georgia girl with a secret so big even she doesn't know it... yet. Uncover what's been hidden away along side the two of them on their smutty journey together.
Adult content warning.
*Curse of The Phoenix King*
Killian is the most powerful supernatural being of all aside from his kid brother, Alex. But cursed to live his life in misery, forbidden to be by the love of his life's side, can he figure out his way through the trials of being the King of everything supernatural, keep order in all of the worlds, navigate his duties as King and break his curse?
Only time will tell.
Warning: Adult content.
*Silent Struggles*
Please see the trigger warnings BEFORE reading!
Nicolas has found himself in a position he can’t sweet talk his way out of, not this time. Facing down the demons that plague him, both past and present as he tries to do the right thing and be a good person, father, and husband. But what happens when that is all ripped away and the abuse of today slices open old wounds from the abuse of years past?
Silent Struggles is a Misery Lit Novel, based on true events. Names and locations have been changed to protect the privacy of those involved. It is meant to bring awareness, not entertain.
This book is not going to be for the faint of heart. The sole purpose of this book is to bring awareness to the fact that men are abused, too. Physically, sexually, and mentally. Both at the hands of other men and at the hands of women. It is not to invalidate what women go through in their daily lives, and it is not to shame anyone. No ones pain is more important than another's and everyone deserves justice and healing.
