Can a happily ever after start with a faceful of cake?

Adam

At 32, it’s safe to say that Adam isn’t growing out of his awkward and accident-prone phase. Unbreakable charms and mending spells only help so much, and past experience has taught him that no one wants to put up with him for long. He loves his job at the bakery and the friends he’s made there, but he’s given up on the thought of anything more. Besides, he’s a witch who doesn’t want a familiar, and he certainly doesn’t need a shifter familiar bond. That’s not ever going to change.

Calder

Calder has been waiting for centuries to find his mate. But he’s a shifter with patience, so he’s sure he can get past the defenses of the adorable witch who’s the clumsiest and most charming person Calder has ever met. But if Adam doesn’t believe in bonding or connecting to shifters, how’s Calder going to break the news to him that he’s Calder’s fated mate? Is it possible that just this once, the Magic got it wrong?

The Baker and the Kraken is a 42K MM urban fantasy romance novella that starts off the Celebrations with Mythical Mates series. It features a clumsy witch who’s commitment-averse, a patient shifter who’s been waiting for his fated mate for centuries, and a sassy barista who won’t rest until these two are together. It’s low-angst and low(er) spice.

Note: The Baker and the Kraken was first published in the Candy Hearts Anthology, volume 3. This version is expanded to include approximately 17K of additional content that continues where the original left off. (That’s 70% more book!) The rest of the content is largely unchanged.

The plan… Can Tor really call it a plan at this point?

Tor

After the disastrous events in Tond and Alossa, Tor is definitely winging it. He needs to expose the forces that are setting him up and protect his family. If he manages to do that, he’ll finally be able to take the time to prove to everyone that he and Pel should be together, no matter what.

Pel

Despite first impressions, if there’s one thing Pel’s learned about Tor, it’s that he puts other people’s wellbeing above his own. It’s a full-time job trying to make sure that Tor stays still long enough to recover from magical exhaustion (again). But Pel’s determined to safeguard the peace of the United Realms, too, and he’ll follow Tor wherever he leads to get to the truth and keep everyone safe. Even if it means they’re committing treason and putting their future in jeopardy.

The Prince’s Fealty is a 116K MM fantasy romance, the third and final book in the Princely Plans trilogy. Told mostly in dual POV, it features a well-deserved HEA for our two princes.