Fae Overlords Series by Sue Mercury, Sue Lyndon

There's no escaping the fae warden.After losing my parents and siblings, I only want to grieve in peace and try to rebuild my life. But with creditors breathing down my neck, I fear I'll find myself homeless during winter in a city occupied by brutal fae soldiers.Just when I think things couldn't get any worse, Lord Valloc, the new Warden of Trevos, takes a particular interest in me... moreThere's no escaping the fae warden.After losing my parents and siblings, I only want to grieve in peace and try to rebuild my life. But with creditors breathing down my neck, I fear I'll find myself homeless during winter in a city occupied by brutal fae soldiers.Just when I think things couldn't get any worse, Lord Valloc, the new Warden of Trevos, takes a particular interest in me. The handsome fae male won't stay away, and I can't deny the strange, overpowering warmth that fills me whenever our eyes meet. But is he glamouring me? Or is the warmth... real?Maybe that kiss we shared after he saved me from angry creditors was a bad idea. Fae males are notoriously possessive of their mates and concubines, and despite my attraction to the mysterious Lord Valloc, I have no wish to become his property. Problem is, the tender moments we keep sharing are starting to win me over, and I fear I might lose my heart to the horned, white-winged fae.Maybe I should run. Maybe I should flee the kingdom before it's too late. Surely it's not possible to find happiness with the otherworldly male who helped conquer my people... or is it? less

The fae prince needs a human bride.Desperate to save my ailing mother, I set off to find a skilled healer, only to be captured by highwaymen a day into my journey. Just when I think all is lost, a huge, golden-winged fae male comes to my rescue. Not only does the handsome creature save me, but he promises to help my dying mother. He also treats me with great deference and makes me question everything I thought I knew about the fae... moreThe fae prince needs a human bride.Desperate to save my ailing mother, I set off to find a skilled healer, only to be captured by highwaymen a day into my journey. Just when I think all is lost, a huge, golden-winged fae male comes to my rescue. Not only does the handsome creature save me, but he promises to help my dying mother. He also treats me with great deference and makes me question everything I thought I knew about the fae.I’m shocked, however, when I learn my would-be savior’s true identity—Prince Lucas.The same Summer Court prince who helped conquer my homeland.Publisher’s Treasured by the Fae Royal is Book 2 in the Fae Overlords series, but it can be enjoyed as a standalone read. This is Prince Lucas + Yvette’s story. less

The fae general takes a war prize...On the run from an abusive husband, I just want a fresh start in a faraway town where no one knows my name. I never expected the first settlement I reached to be conquered by a fae army only hours after my arrival. I also never expected to be captured by General Tristan Dalgaard, the huge, black-winged fae male who leads the army.War prize. That's what he considers me. The spoils of battle.He says he'll never let me go... moreThe fae general takes a war prize...On the run from an abusive husband, I just want a fresh start in a faraway town where no one knows my name. I never expected the first settlement I reached to be conquered by a fae army only hours after my arrival. I also never expected to be captured by General Tristan Dalgaard, the huge, black-winged fae male who leads the army.War prize. That's what he considers me. The spoils of battle.He says he'll never let me go.Though General Dalgaard's massive size terrifies me, he has a surprisingly gentle touch as he tends my wounds. Not only does he promise he'll never hurt me, but he shields me with his body during an enemy attack. He also comforts me whenever I awake from a nightmare. As the weeks pass, he seems determined to win my trust, and I slowly, very gradually, find myself falling for the handsome fae general.But am I destined to remain his prisoner, or is there another path for us? less