Kings of Disaster Books in Order
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Kings of Disaster books in publication order
5 books
Capturing the King of Flames
by Lola Glass
2022
A woman wakes far from her debt-ridden apartment in a magical realm, where a powerful fae king believes they are married. His intense claim leaves her trying to understand the bond and the unfamiliar world around her.
Claiming the King of Quakes
by Lola Glass
2023
A woman who has avoided a fae king's advances becomes fae herself and develops uncontrollable fire magic. Trapped with him in a cave, she needs his help while fearing that loving him could bring him harm.
Conquering the King of Storms
by Lola Glass
2023
Transported to a magical world, a woman tries to avoid the fae king who insists she is his mate. His magic continues to intrude on her thoughts, making distance harder to maintain than she expected.
Controlling the King of Floods
by Lola Glass
2023
A woman lives among fae who resent her magic, while the mate meant to share her life rarely has time for her. Their strained connection leaves her questioning her place in the hostile city around them.
Courting the King of Cliffs
by Lola Glass
2023
Seeking a few days away among the earth fae, a woman unexpectedly ends up sharing Granite's bed. What begins as an unconventional refuge develops into a romance as their proximity changes the nature of their relationship.
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