Queens of the Gandry Series by V.C. Lancaster

After the death of her abusive mother, young Gandry Queen Tirra must return to her old tribe to save the lives of her mother's mates, who are dying without her. She and her sisters, Senri and Barqa, attempt the impossible: Bonding males who are already Bonded to another. It's the only way to save them, though it's not what the sisters wanted for themselves. As the oldest sister, Tirra takes the oldest males, including Coron, a stern and severe white-furred male... moreAfter the death of her abusive mother, young Gandry Queen Tirra must return to her old tribe to save the lives of her mother's mates, who are dying without her. She and her sisters, Senri and Barqa, attempt the impossible: Bonding males who are already Bonded to another. It's the only way to save them, though it's not what the sisters wanted for themselves. As the oldest sister, Tirra takes the oldest males, including Coron, a stern and severe white-furred male. When she was a child, she disliked Coron and loved to pester and torment him. Now, she needs him to teach her how to mate, before time runs out. Together, they discover a power dynamic that works for them, even though it is the opposite of the relationship a Queen should have with her Bonded male. This is a 28,000-word novella that features an alien/alien couple that love only each other, though Tirra has a second Bonded male she doesn't have a romantic relationship with. Coron was previously mated to Tirra's mother, but there is no blood relation, though he treats her like a Daddy should treat his Princess. This novella follows on from Krol's Goddess, Book 5 in the main Gandry/Ruth & Gron series. Ruth's tribe will not feature, only Mirr's tribe, but it would be better to read them together, not as a stand-alone. less

Senri's mother has disappeared. The tribe assumes she's dead. They're all better off if she is. Mirr was not a good Queen. But now the tribe has to try to survive. Mirr's Bonded males will die without her. Senri's sister Tirra returns to the tribe to help, and she, Senri, and their little sister Barqa decide to attempt the impossible: Bonding their mother's mates. It's the only way they might live... moreSenri's mother has disappeared. The tribe assumes she's dead. They're all better off if she is. Mirr was not a good Queen. But now the tribe has to try to survive. Mirr's Bonded males will die without her. Senri's sister Tirra returns to the tribe to help, and she, Senri, and their little sister Barqa decide to attempt the impossible: Bonding their mother's mates. It's the only way they might live. Senri thinks she's signing her future away when she takes on Zerren, Gidri, and Rawl, three males who act as one. They work together, sharing a companionship that Senri has never known. It unsettles her. Until they let her in, and she learns maybe Bonding these males isn't a sacrifice, but a gift. This is a 29,000 word novella that features an alien/alien F/M/M/M menage. This novella follows on from Krol's Goddess, Book 5 in the main Gandry/Ruth & Gron series, and is the sequel to 'Tirra', which should be read first for the best enjoyment. less

After the death of Barqa's abusive mother, Mirr, she and her sisters have to give up any future they might have wanted for themselves, and Bond their mother's mates before the males die of withdrawal. Or that was the plan. Tirra and Senri, Barqa's older sisters, are forming loving, succesful Bonds with the males they've divided amongst themselves. Only Barqa, the baby, fails, when her two males choose each other over her. She's distraught. She wanted to prove herself... moreAfter the death of Barqa's abusive mother, Mirr, she and her sisters have to give up any future they might have wanted for themselves, and Bond their mother's mates before the males die of withdrawal. Or that was the plan. Tirra and Senri, Barqa's older sisters, are forming loving, succesful Bonds with the males they've divided amongst themselves. Only Barqa, the baby, fails, when her two males choose each other over her. She's distraught. She wanted to prove herself. She wanted to pull her own weight. She wanted to be as strong as her sisters, not make them sacrifice while she gets away with doing nothing. She's sick of being coddled and spoiled. She doesn't want to be the lucky one anymore. Which is why she refuses to give in to Sarris, the beautiful, funny male untouched by Mirr who swears he wants Barqa as his Queen. He's the only male - the only person - in the tribe who isn't broken and scarred, and Barqa can't help but want him. Anyone would. But Barqa can't settle down with the male of her dreams, when her sisters have given up everything, can she? This is a 27,000 word novella that features an alien/alien romance. This novella follows on from Krol's Goddess, Book 5 in the main Gandry/Ruth & Gron series, and is the sequel to 'Tirra' and 'Senri', which should be read first for the best enjoyment. less