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The fairytales had it wrong. The Big Bad Wolf was a hero. Betrayed by his own magic, Mal is clueless to who he truly is. With no memories, he's haunted by his missing past. When magic mirrors show Robin Hood is searching for him, Mal hopes this man might be his long-lost home. Digging among the patchwork of his reclaimed memories, Mal journeys to uncover the depth of his relationship with Robin. Stolen moments together suggest friendship, but Mal craves something deeper. Thankfully, mages make for a tantalizing asset for any rebellion - and he's ready to devote himself to one cause: Robin Hood. To keep them both alive, Mal will have to become what his enemies always feared: someone who's deadlier than a wolf that huffs and puffs - because together queer love can blow any kingdom down.
Three wishes unleash your darkest desires - but can a drunken guard undo the damage before time runs out?Turning a soldier under his command into a powerful jinn was never part of Hadi's military strategy. When that man is also your ex-boyfriend, suddenly planning the war effort is a welcome relief. After refusing to return Autar's magical lamp to the cave of wonders, Hadi is exiled from the kingdom and must figure out a new life for himself. One that's dangerously tempting now that spoken desires become spellbound commands Autar must follow. The plan was to sever the ties of their magical binding, but Hadi can't bring himself to wish for Autar to leave. And for a man who has already spent years under Hadi's leadership, Autar longs for his own wishes with this second chance at life and love. Can these two reconcile their broken relationship, avoid the war between kingdoms, and create a whole new world together?
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