A Tale of Two Princes: Soulbound: Jaeros & Kayl

A prince bound by duty. A warrior raised without emotion. A forbidden desire that could shatter two realms.As heir to the snow-crowned throne of Stormvynd, Jaeros has always known the future awaiting him: power, obedience, and a queen at his side. His father, King Yhendorn, expects nothing less of his first-born son.But Jaeros carries a secret that could destroy his father's plans and unravel the ancient traditions of the Elven Realm. He desires not a queen, but a prince.In an enemy land, Kayl is fighting a war of his own. Born into the ruthless Bragohr horde, in a realm where emotions are forbidden, he must choose between loyalty to his bloodline and the dangerous desire he keeps locked inside.When fate turns cruel and destiny demands a price, the two princes are forced onto separate paths-one driven by revenge, the other by need. But some bonds are stronger than blood. Some desires refuse to stay hidden. And some destinies are powerful enough to defy entire kingdoms.A Tale of Two Princes is a fierce, emotionally charged MM fantasy romance novella. It offers forbidden first lusts across enemy realms, chosen family, and a destiny that dares to defy their dynasties. This tale carries you beyond a heartfelt romance, on a journey into a fantasy world. This is an open-door romance with a billow of steam-and for readers craving a little extra heat, free bonus POV chapters are available to download.;-) IYKYKTriggers: There are mentions of scars, as well as hints of self-harm and suicide; elements of foreplay including a threat of S.A., aggressive play, blood, hurt/comfort, and instances of parental control/bullying, burning, rejection, revenge and death.Reader Comments: "It was a fun time with an intriguing romance set in a fantasy world." - Conor "...writing style is excellent, balancing description, dialogue, and plot pace; invested and consistently engaging." - Brian "The fantasy worldbuilding was pretty great and the MM spice ... Hubbah! Hubbah!" - Ant "There were a few phrases I think are chef's kiss. Worldbuilding was descriptive and flowy." - Esjay "The banter came later in the book - was very cute and appreciated!" - ARC Reader