The Swan's Harem Series

I need to love him. If I don't let, I'll let down my father and kingdom, and I'll never be human again.   After two years apart, it seems Prince James has changed for the better. I think I might be okay with our arranged marriage now, after a lifetime of struggling to care for him. He protects me from a beast, he takes my nightmares away, and he makes my body come alive.   Then the beast comes back and takes me away, yet underneath lies a man I shouldn't feel sympathy for, but I do.   But I can't let my kidnapper woo me, and I can't even consider a relationship with the best friend who jokes his kiss could break the curse I've been placed under.   I have to fall in love with James, or everything falls apart. Only then can I even consider looking at anyone else in a different light.   But when all of this is over, who knows what my heart will want? Matteo's true self is far more pleasing than I thought it would be, and Stefan makes me laugh more than anyone else.   When we finally break free, who knows what the future holds?

I know he kidnapped me, but he's different now. And even though I'm married, I can't resist.   Matteo has changed, okay? He saved my husband's life. He's bonding with his brother. And he's not a villain anymore.   As soon as we get the truth potion, everyone will see. And maybe I won't feel so bad about falling for him, even though women from my kingdom are practically expected to take on multiple lovers.   On top of that, he's helping me learn magic. I just wish it wasn't causing a rift between my husband James and I. Why can't he see how happy magic and Matteo make me?   And Matteo makes me gets me excited in ways James can't quite manage.   At least I still have Stefan, my best friend, who always wants what's best for me. And Finn, who never lets me down.   My magic may be making me ill, but one day, it'll make me strong.   And I'll make James come around, be it with my body, my mind, or both.

I'm at war with the masters of death and my love for three men—but this is the path I've chosen.   My head is full, but my heart has room for another. Why can't I make it open up to Stefan the way it has to a man I grew up hating and my former kidnapper?   But when those feelings do come, what am I to do? I have missions to face and lives to save.   We could all die tomorrow. If we do, I need them all to know how I feel.   But Matteo might not be able to love, James is in over his head, and the Veilth have taken Stefan as leverage.   I can't give them up. I have to follow the path I've chosen, but they make it so difficult.   All I want is a happy ending, but in this war and with these men, I'm not sure it'll come.

He loves me. He loves me not. Oh, what does it matter? I'm going to have to marry him either way.   Prince James makes my desire to be forever single burn hotter than my fury at his stuck up ways.   I've spent every summer with him since I was seven, and the only good thing I can say about him is that he's been the one on-and-off friend who's never abandoned me for someone else.   Now I'm starting to trust him, and maybe I like being around him a little more than I'll admit. I wish I knew if he felt the same way.   Will he give me a reason to keep returning every summer, or will I have to cut ties with him until we reunite for our wedding in two years? He makes my heart beat faster, but I don't know if it's out of desire or distaste.   Signet is the prequel novella to The Swan's Series, a reverse harem trilogy featuring a strong heroine and three complex but desirable leading men. James—the prince trying desperately to prove he's not the man he was before. Matteo—he kidnapped her, he destroyed her, and now, he's falling for her. Stefan—the man who's fallen in love with his best friend.   You'll briefly meet them in Signet, but the won't truly come to life until you read the first book in the trilogy, The Swan's Prince.