Our King, Our Master Books in Order
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Our King, Our Master books in publication order
5 books
A King to be Claimed
by Brea Alepoú
2019
Titos has spent his life believing himself the weakest of his kind, hiding among humans to survive. When devoted keepers begin bonding with him, their presence suggests he may possess the rare power of an Edoli king.
A King to be Protected
by Brea Alepoú
2019
Suddenly responsible for a territory, Titos struggles to become the ruler his keepers believe he can be. New loyalties, violent threats, and his own uncertain decisions force him to accept that he cannot protect his people alone.
A King to be Feared
by Brea Alepoú
2021
As Titos gains more keepers, his growing power becomes increasingly difficult to control. Learning why others fear his kind, he must defend the home and relationships he has built while enemies gather and his responsibilities as king expand.
A King to be Crowned
by Brea Alepoú
2022
Titos has accepted leadership of his small territory, but pressure to take on greater power makes him a larger target. With his keepers determined to defend him, he must decide what he will sacrifice for their shared home.
A King to be Loved
by Brea Alepoú
2022
Titos longs for peace with his keepers after a lifetime of fighting. Yet an unresolved threat endangers their territory, forcing him to confront the possibility of war and the risk of losing the men he loves.
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