Heldon Flay had one job to do: negotiate with the nearby vampire coven and save his home. He just had to rise to the occasion. 

It was easy going until a rugged, sun-kissed mystery man met him under a maple tree and disarmed him with his charm and wit. He just had to fall head-over-heels. 

When danger comes in the form of werewolves, vampires, and prophecies, how can Heldon and Tival save everyone and save their fragile, yearning love? 

The two will face many challenges during this journey that will threaten their lives and relationship. Will Helon and Tival get through it together?

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"Inside I can protect you, but only if you stay close to me. We have visitors from another coven." Tival's warm breath tickled Heldon's ear. The fragrance of sandalwood, earth, and fresh rain pulled Heldon in.

All he had to do was tilt his jaw up and his lips would meet Tival's neck and…

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To Pine for Pink Opals

“What was that for? Why did you help it escape?” Shrai snarled, picking up her dagger, and Heldon felt mildly guilty until he saw Janz and the other guards approach Tival.


“Envoy Acera, just what was that stunt?! You obstructed a direct order.” Janz strode over to Tival, face set like granite in stern outrage. 


He'd seen this face on Janz before. Once Janz walked in on one of his and Erik’s fights, the same one where Erik punched Heldon across his face, giving him the scar on his eyebrow. Their brotherly fight had started mutually, and still, Janz nearly broke Erik’s ribs.


Tival had put his spear away on his back, and Janz’s own sword wasn’t drawn either, but panic sloshed sourly in Heldon’s gut. When knights join the sun table, they are blessed with certain gifts. They were passed down from the previous knights and were supposed to represent the personalities of the knight themself. 


Janz’s gift was enhanced toughness and strength.


Chapter 27: The Commander