The King's Man

Book ONE

COMING May 13th!

Days

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He’s supposed to mend hearts, not break them.

On his quest to become a healer, Cael Amuletos encounters two mysterious men. One kind-hearted and always there in frightening moments of peril. The other . . . retribution for a terrible past life? Has to be. Why else does fate keep throwing the frustratingly arrogant man in his path?
Never mind. There are more important things to worry about, like: how can he, underdog of the healing world, become an official healer, despite being prohibited from performing life-saving spells?
And how can he perform those spells without getting his entire family executed?
While stumbling into a forbidden relationship, Cael must hide his identity, escape death at the guillotine, and pass insurmountable trials to enter the bloodthirsty royal city on his path to becoming an official healer.
There is only one certainty in Cael’s world.
Not every heart can be saved.

The King’s Man is a six book epic fantasy-adventure-romance filled with slow-burn passion, courageous choices, and the relentless spirit of a healer determined to beat all odds.

Reviews

“The “best friend’s little brother” trope is done to perfection here. I loved that while Mort was trying to find his way back to a family he (supposedly) let down, and re-establish his relationship with his best friend, he always put Felix first, even when Felix couldn’t see it.
Lots of feels, tons of UST, very strong sense of family, banter and a little (but enough) steam are some of the things that made this a winner for me.” – Ele at Gay Book Reviews (4/5 stars)

“The story kept me anxiously awaiting what would happen next from start to finish, smiling for most of the ride, so I’d rate this one at around 4 stars and recommend it.” – Todd at My Fiction Nook (4/5 stars)

“A heartwarming love story set in New Zealand that is guaranteed to leave you with feel good vibes.” – OnceUpon_A_BookDream (4/5 stars)

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Cover art and illustrations: Merce R.B.
Editing: Lynda Lamb at Refinery