First and foremost, a big, huge to every reader who has stuck with me through these four novels (and James's little companion novella). I hope you've enjoyed reading about the four Howerty siblings as they found love with their matches.

What did you think of Rain and Marcus's story?

Is there something you think needs to be changed or added/removed in the revisions? (Personally, I think we're missing a scene with Aunt Jane and Rain, at the very least.)

What are your thoughts on the Olivia-John-Dash love triangle now that you've read both books? (Their final pairings might be something else entirely as I may have had some ideas...)

Which book in the Howerty series was your favourite?

Do you have a favourite character or characters throughout the series?

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This is a series of Fantasy Romance stories that lean heavily on the romance part of the story. Basically, consider the Howertys level of romance, only it happens to take place in a fantasy world (allowing me a few more options plot-wise lol). Each story has its own happily ever after, with the series having an overarching plot that it touches on in each one (not so much in the prequel).

(Prequel Novella) (currently not mature-rated but plenty of flirting)

BRAITHE is leading a double life. The dutiful princess during the day, at night the masked vigilante fighting back against her parents' abuse of the kingdom's citizens. Disguised as a man to protect her identity, things get even more complicated when a handsome outsider catches her attention.

AURELIAN is not your typical damsel in distress. First of all, he's a man. Secondly, he's... actually exceedingly good at getting himself into sticky situations. A visitor in the kingdom, he finds himself embroiled in the ongoing struggles, though perhaps not in the sense he would have liked, getting kidnapped and all.

Now Braithe may need to save him from the very people she's been trying to help.

(Book 1) (Mature)

Shae, the High Queen of Erya, has one rule:

Not to fall in love with her husband.

Three years into their arranged marriage, Shae is still ignoring her attraction to the handsome king. A simple task when everyone knows the rumours of his love affair with the Sorceress Isobel; the woman he helped save the world, but was not allowed to marry.

Felix, the High King of Erya, has one goal:

To charm his wife.

When an attack forces the couple into forced proximity to reach home safely, Felix sees the opportunity to finally get close to the queen. Defeating the Dark Disciple and his followers was nothing compared to his most challenging task yet; convincing his wife to give him a chance.

(Book 2) (Mature)

King Baudwin of Breoch is a broken man. Crushed in the height of war, crowned in the face of treason and turmoil, he fights to save his kingdom. Hoping to stave off rebellion, he reluctantly agrees to marry the daughter of his main opposition. But travelling in disguise, he comes to realise his future bride may be even less inclined to marry than he is.

Rhiannon is hiding from the world. Haunted by the demons of her past, the last thing she needs is to be dragged from the shadows to marry a stranger. Refusing to play as a political pawn, she grudgingly agrees to leave the safety she's found in the Swamps of Lyndor to confront her parents. Against her better judgement, Rhiannon finds herself warming to the company of the knight escorting her.

Together, they must face their past. To survive the misery and destruction that have pervaded their worlds, they must learn to trust again. Not a simple task when their relationship is filled with lies and deception from the very start.