Celeste King
Nine Monsters of Protheka Romantasy Bundle
Nine Monsters of Protheka Romantasy Bundle
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Nine Monsters Of Protheka Bundle
Nine monsters. Nine women who refuse to kneel. One world.
A gargoyle who chains himself every night so he can’t hurt anyone, until the seamstress whose thread could own him refuses to use it.
A naga commander sent to hunt a witch who finds his mate instead.
A cursed dark elf lord and the healer who won’t leave his haunted fortress.
A seven-foot manticore rancher who wanted her off his land and now wants her in his bed.
A demon lord who bought a scribe and would pay anything to be the one she chooses.
Three orcs, three stubborn humans: a mechanic across a frozen river, a doctor who orders a war commander onto his back, a distiller a chieftain locks in a bunker and marries by morning.
And an archduke who rode three hundred miles to punish a vintner and found his own eyes in her daughter’s face.
Every one of them claims her in front of the whole clan. Every one of them ends in a happily ever after.
Nine full-length monster romances by Celeste King. Steamy as sin, possessive, and yours in one click.
Synopsis
Synopsis
Nine books. Nine monsters. Not on Amazon. Not anywhere.
A gargoyle who chains himself so he can’t hurt her. A naga commander who goes rogue for the witch he was sent to hunt. A cursed dark elf lord and the healer who won’t leave. A manticore rancher who wanted her gone, then wanted her in his bed. A demon lord who bought her and has to earn her. An orc mechanic’s escort, a war commander ordered onto his back, a chieftain who locks her in and marries her by morning. An archduke who finds his eyes in her daughter’s face.
Written for Worlds of Protheka readers. Sold only here.
Excerpt from The Manticore Lord's Human:
Excerpt from The Manticore Lord's Human:
A sneak peek of The Manticore Lord’s Human:
The lantern light is low and yellow. It catches on the curve of her shoulder, the damp fabric clinging to her back.
“Briar’s Run is starting to feel like a problem,” she says.
I look at her, and the thing I should not say sits too close to my teeth. “My problem is I’m starting to care whether you stay.”
Our feud stopped being real days ago. We both know it. The pretending just got expensive.
“Colette.”
She turns. The space between us feels smaller than the room as wind presses the walls.
I step in first and the line we’ve been holding finally snaps. Her hands come up, one fisting in my shirt, the other sliding into my hair. I cup the back of her neck, careful with the claws, and kiss her like I’ve been thinking about it since she told me to get off her land.
She tastes like rain. I back her toward the wall. Colette yanks my shirt open and buttons pop. Her palms land on my chest like she’s claiming territory. I grab her wrists, and she smirks.
I pin her arms above her head and lift her, and her legs lock around my waist.
“Do you want me?”
I want her to beg for it.
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