Once Upon a Time…
Welcome to 1001 Dark Nights… a collection of novellas that are breathtakingly sexy and magically romantic. Some are paranormal, some are contemporary. Each and every one is compelling and page turning.
Inspired by the exotic tales of The Arabian Nights, 1001 Dark Nights features New York Times, Wall Street Journal and USA Today bestselling authors.
In the original, Scheherazade desperately attempts to entertain her husband, the King of Persia, with nightly stories so that he will postpone her execution.
In our versions, month after month, each of our fabulous authors puts a unique spin on the premise and creates a tale that a new Scheherazade tells long into the dark, dark night.
…Happily Ever After
Out Now!
Crowns and Courtships:
A Royal Romance Collection
by
Claire Contreras
Jennifer L. Armentrout
Lexi Blake
Skye Warren
In the world of royalty, love is the ultimate game of power. Crowns and Courtships invites you into a world of princes, princesses, and royal intrigue, where love must navigate the pressures of the crown. From scandalous courtships to forbidden romances, these captivating stories will show that even in the glittering world of royalty, the heart’s desire reigns supreme.
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For our new trope collection releases, we thought we’d do a little something different with our author Q&A section and give you a glimpse into the writers personal trope faves! (And occasionally a peek at their writing spaces and pets!). We hope you enjoy!
Claire Contreras (THE NAUGHTY PRINCESS)
What is your favorite thing about (the trope you’ve been included in)?
The fairytale. They remind me of the Disney Princess movies I grew up with… but with smut. What’s not to love? lol
What trope have you not written yet but want to?
Fated mates enemies to lovers. I’m happy to report that after years of “plotting” and endless notes, I’m *finally* writing one 🙂
Lexi Blake (ARRANGED)
What is your favorite thing about royal romance?
Who doesn’t love a royal wedding? I think a lot of girls dream of being a princess. The royal trope feeds into that fantasy and turns the reader into a queen.