Royalty Stories

The King names her Princess for a Day. The day of Apriltide - the Rite of Spring. She reigns freely. "FREE REIGN" is a play on words invented on SOL by an uncelebrated poet alluding to the real idiom, "FREE REIN" which is based on controlling a deer or a horse. See also, Free Rein! on StoriesOnline.net. As I said, free reign does not exist... until today, when I found free reign the only apt expression.

A Story in the Kobekistan Universe
The latest Delights book showing the Advisors' secrets and machinations

Fourteen-year-old Ernst has the looks and voice of an angel in early nineteenth-century Austria. These attributes mark him inevitably to be the catamite of a rich sponsor. He is resolved to this, and is initiated by Baron Otto von Lauffen. When the boy’s voice changes, the baron transfers Ernst to an older boys’ choir and new voracious choir master. Ernst wants to be a painter, though, and meets one younger and more desirable than the baron or the choir master.

In ages past, Equestria's name struck terror into the hearts of its enemies. Celestia willing, in this new era of bloody conflict, it will once again.

A Story in the Matt and Sophie's Genies Universe
On a faraway planet, a blossoming romance is going to lead to magic fun.

The story we all know and love... with a few differences...

This is a different GOT fan fic of mine, one much short and less sexy, one where the Dragonpit meeting goes south, which actually turns out for the best.

Never before has there been a king and 2 queens of sweden until now. a young man meets and eventually marries and becomes king of sweden with 2 wives/queens

The deflowering of the virginity to being mounted by men of a fourteen-year-old boy as beautiful as the Italian vineyard worker Paulo is so precious that, with care and lack of scruples, it can be sold more than once.

When the Emperor becomes obsessed with a “kingdom-wrecking” beauty, he loses first his empire then his consort—to his lasting regret … and hers. A prose retelling of the poem Cháng Hèn Gē (長恨歌) by Bai Jiyu.