Freedom's Harem

In a world where men rule and slavery is the common practice, being the only queen and abolishing slavery puts a large target on your back. Ashera is a queen in a world of kings. She took, her crown and has, paid for it in blood. Not everyone is willing to let her rule in peace, however, especially not the neighboring kingdoms for whom human slavery is still very, much in practice. Ashera continues to bleed for her crown while showing each kingdom that men aren't the only ones, who can rule. But when, a resistance against Ashera's rule grows, she's forced to realize that she can't create widespread change on her own. She'll need to win the hearts of the men who rule alongside her if she's to crush the resistance and free all of humanity. Seducing them is easy, she's a succubus with lithe curves and a wicked tongue. It's getting them to change their minds that is the challenge. Especially when she's faced with an unruly and violent Vampire Prince, an over the top dramatic Fae Prince, an Angelic king, and a Demonic assassin. They're all alpha males in their own right, each one thinking they know what's best for their queen. Unfortunately, for them, she has no intention of listening.

Ashera, the first queen Dunya has ever seen, is believed to be dead. A public announcement when the King of Qamar is beheaded offers a direct challenge to those responsible. Further, a declaration by the new joint rulers of Qamar-Winta and Thorne, her newest mates and both powerful shifters-not only confirms Ashera's death but also thrusts her four mates into the spotlight. Malachi, the former incubus assassin turned general turned king. He's the de facto alpha of Ashera's mates and has stepped into the role of ruler of Shaytan with the promise of vengeance, bloodshed, and no prisoners. Jacobi, the angel king who is now questioning his place. After all, he has an older sister. Shouldn't she have been given the chance to rule Malak? Should she be given the chance now? Caspian, arrogant fae prince who needed to be reminded that he's no better than anyone else. Frankly, in most people's minds, he's worse than everyone else. Ambrose, the vampire prince betrayed by his father. He's not interested in hearing why his father lied to him for centuries, he's only interested in killing that bastard slowly. All four have now openly challenged the resistance, vowing to put an end to them and their reign of terror no matter the cost. King Judah of Sahira makes his displeasure of this alliance between Qamar and Ashera's mates known. This can only mean one thing-war has come for the kingdoms of Dunya. A war that will see kings fall while queens rise. A war that challenges the very foundation of each kingdom's morals. A war that was started by men, but will be ended by women. Ashera needs to win this war, navigate her new powers, and learn how to manage her growing harem of alphas. But if there's one thing this succubus queen isn't afraid of, it's putting men in their place.