The Dark Quartet Bundle: True Edition
Four younger bodies. Four claims that do not reverse.
The Squire's Vow
A silver-streaked knight and his nineteen-year-old squire. One forest kiss burns duty down. When the king demands marriage and heirs, Aldric chooses exile with the boy he can no longer refuse, claiming him night after night until only one name remains.
The Wizard's Overflowing Tide
A storm delivers a young fisherman to Valeris, an ancient silver-bearded wizard. Under the mage's calm, clinical attention and the silver chalice, Soren's body changes—swelling, marked, permanently claimed by the Overflowing Tide.
The Bastard's Measure
Exiled and starving, white-haired Lys Argent offers a frontier smith his labour and his body. Thorne rivets an iron collar at his throat. Then the boy invents a living measure for every blade. What begins as wage becomes claim; the realm learns how improper superior steel can look.
The Prince's Claim
When the kingdom falls in a night, Prince Cassian is taken by two powerful older men who may both be his father. King Draven claims him with fire while the city burns. Guardian Alden reclaims him with hearth and lineage. Sir Rowan watches, bound, as they share him. Years later Cassian still cannot choose. He needs both. They give him both.
A vow. A tide. A collar. A claim.
The true edition. Nothing taken out.
Approximate word count: 37.5k
Book 4, The Prince’s Claim, contains:
- Non-consensual and dubious consent sex
- Ambiguous paternity / incest-adjacent dynamics
- Cuckold humiliation and torment
- Public humiliation and degradation
- Double penetration with cock-fighting
