J.D.Tibbetts

“I first met Gravestone when he saved my father from drowning. And that is when the troubles began.”
Belasarius, the princess of the kingdom of Wat, learns one night that her father nearly drowned in the river. His savior, a mysterious mercenary named Gravestone, asks only for work as payment. To Belasarius’ annoyance, the gruff, ill-mannered merc is hired as her personal bodyguard. For all their headbutting, though, the two will come to rely upon each other when Belasarius becomes the target of a violent cult that seeks her blood. 
Fortunately, the lazy and neurotic princess is equipped with a genius mind, and her gruff but lovable bodyguard is equipped with the power to shift into an eight-foot tall furry killing machine. Political intrigue, budding romance, and a metric a*s ton of swearing await. Come meet the Princess and her Alpha, Gravestone. You just might be glad you did.
The Princess’ Alpha, Gravestone is created by J. D. Tibbetts, an eGlobal Creative Publishing Signed Author.

The Princess’ Alpha, Gravestone

“I will not ask again,” I growled, my teeth sharpening into fangs as I tightened the grip on my sword. “Come out. Now!”


Bel shook in my arms. Both of us were tired. I had been giving her and Allesandra the better portion of our rations the past few days, so she was doing a lot better than I was. I was tough, but three days on maybe half a day’s worth of food and even less worth of sleep? I sure hope the guy in the bush was missing a limb or two. 


The bushes rustled a bit more. By now, Allesandra had returned from getting the wagon ready to leave, and had stopped to watch the bush with us. The rustling got worse, whoever was in there was coming out.


Theodore rolled out of the bushes with another young man. Theodore’s pants were around his ankles, while the other one, clearly the more athletic of the two, managed to get his trousers up as he rolled. 


Chapter 37: A Kingdom Gone Mad