Broken Souls

No one can say Andrew's life is boring anymore.

All this thirty-something-year-old did was play a little hooky from work one summer day. What happened afterwards is he ended up meeting and marrying two different women within roughly seventy-two hours, as well as adopt one of his wives' remaining sisters as part of the family, and agreed to take care of a rather dumb dragon princess whose mother hates her. He then promptly collapsed as he met one of his fathers-in-law who happens to be an absolute monarch for his people for a rather large part of Europe.

Did I forget to mention his two wives aren't human?

All this doesn't even mention the mounting tensions between Non-Human species, internally and externally, who feel repressed under a thousand-year-old treaty with the humans, one that is magically enforced to this day. One of the handful of individuals that can help keep the peace, and the body count down, is possibly Andrew, with everyone in this former bachelor's new family trying to pressure him to take the job.

Before Andrew can even decide if he wants the job or not, however, his new family is going to have to go to the ends of the earth and beyond to find out why he collapsed, and cure what ails him before they face the challenges mounting against them.

All this and more awaits you in Broken Souls.

Warning: This novel contains graphic violence and sexual scenes. It is NOT intended for readers under 18 years of age.