Legends of Coralia

The queen of Coralia prepares for warwith more to lose than ever.Finally reaching the Nereid kingdom, Collette aims to strengthen her alliances with both the Nereid and Fythias people, but duchesse Sabine Vassetre and her giant elf husband Faron have the ear of the Fythian king. Could the secret they harbor affect Collette's ascendance to her rightful throne?In Quenall, Queen Rhoslyn must punish Lord Riken for his failures. As Zephraim tries to make peace with his new reality as a silent figurehead, an unexpected ally steps forward to help him walk a better path. While news of Queen Collette's survival and victory over Riken bolsters Crem's failing resistance, there is conflict between its members that threatens more than the rebellion.Legends of Coralia: The Marked Queen is the fourth novel in this epic fantasy series. This book contains LGBTQ+ themes, violence, revenge, discussions of genocide, sexual violence, adult language, and consensual sexual content.

She might be the queen, but mounting pressure from the old guard prevents Collette from making real change in Coralia. Following the death of her father, Collette dreams of peace and prosperity for her people. She wants to stop the Merscales trade and grow the economy through international cooperation. The nobility wants to maintain the status quo. ​ When an important visit from the Nereid emissary is overshadowed by the brutal murder of Wrenn Almeida, Collette finds herself accused of murder by Wrenn's sister, Rhoslyn. As tensions rise between herself, her half-brother Zephraim, and Rhoslyn's supporters, the queen finds that her only choice is to flee the kingdom. Her allies-a trio of mercenaries, her aging guard captain, and her half-human lover-must stop at nothing to protect her. The Fractured City is the debut novel in the epic Legends of Coralia fantasy series. This book contains LGBTQ+ themes, violence, revenge, discussions of genocide, language, and sexual content.

The queen of Coralia prepares for war-with more to lose than ever. Finally reaching the Nereid kingdom, Collette aims to strengthen her alliances with both the Nereid and Fythias people, but duchesse Sabine Vassetre and her giant elf husband Faron have the ear of the Fythian king. Could the secret they harbor affect Collette's ascendance to her rightful throne? In Quenall, Queen Rhoslyn must punish Lord Riken for his failures. As Zephraim tries to make peace with his new reality as a silent figurehead, an unexpected ally steps forward to help him walk a better path. While news of Queen Collette's survival and victory over Riken bolsters Crem's failing resistance, there is conflict between its members that threatens more than the rebellion. Legends of Coralia: The Marked Queen is the fourth novel in this epic fantasy series. This book contains LGBTQ+ themes, violence, revenge, discussions of genocide, sexual violence, adult language, and consensual sexual content.

The queen is dead, or so the rumors say. Following Collette's attack and near death, Zephraim's use of blood magic on Larent has everyone on edge. The travel party decides to bunker down in Barcomb Mill, Whyldon's old estate, for the winter. Already fraying at the edges, the group is nearly divided by the revelation of Nawalya's visions showing a possible attack on Collette. Back in Quenall, Zephraim suffers visions of the sister he killed while dealing with Riken and Rhoslyn's plans for the kingdom. He hopes sending Riken to Galel will alleviate some stress, but will it only make things worse in the long run? As news of the death of Collette spreads across the kingdom, Crem's rebellion begins dying out, but the former commander has more important things to worry about. His wife Diana remains in the castle acting as spy and confidante to their miserable king. Will Lord Barris's protection be enough to keep her safe? In the Nereid kingdom, Aphros has allowed Jayden and Ceto to travel to Coralia in search of Collette. Will they find help or even more horror and despair? This book contains LGBTQ+ themes, violence, revenge, discussions and depictions of genocide, sexual violence, adult language, and consensual sexual content.

Being the Queen wasn't the problem ... Following a late night escape from Quenall, Queen Collette and her mercenary friends journey north to a neighboring kingdom, hoping to gain allies to help put Collette back on the throne. King Brath has a different proposal: marry him and become his queen. After Nawalya experiences a series of deadly visions, she struggles with revealing the possible futures to Whyldon, Tolan, and Collette. Tensions rise between Tolan and Larent, straining Collette's already thin patience. Back in Coralia, Zephraim and Rhoslyn are crowned the new King and Queen, but Lord Riken's return threatens the success of the union. Behind the scenes, Commander Hawke tries to save those who are at risk due to the change in leadership, putting him and his wife in grave danger. Complications arise when Hawke begins receiving letters from a mysterious person. Legends of Coralia: The Coming Rebellion is the second novel in this epic fantasy series. It contains LGBTQ+ themes, violence, adultery, revenge, discussions of genocide, language, and sexual content.