And thus began the reluctant alliance between the two. He struck a deal with Laurent and offered him his obedience in exchange for the safety of the other Aikelon slaves. But the will to protect the other slaves and go back to his people kept him going. But in the court where everything is layered upon layer, it takes Damen too long to understand how things that one says and one does are on two different spectrums.Įvery interaction that Damen experiences in the Court of Vere made him feel sick. But Damen had one goal in his mind, try to escape the treacherous court and go back to his people. At times, unknowingly crossing the line, at times misunderstanding the Regent Of Vere. And true to his titles, every interaction between the two Prince’s is nothing but testing waters.
But that is just one among the other describes the cold, frigid, unattainable Prince. His master, Laurent, the crown Prince of Vere is known for his beauty.
“Laurent could inspire homicidal tendencies simply by breathing.” But he is also someone who in the whole of Vere has who has more reason to hate him. His new Master is physically everything Damen is attracted in for a lover. When Damen is gaining his consciousness, he realises where he is and who is in front of him. And he found himself drugged and shipped as a pleasure slave to the enemy country. Damen pleaded to meet his brother but his pleas were ignored. The King that the soldiers were talking about was none other than his half-brother Kastor. When he inquired, a soldier rudely commented that it was on the order of the King. In his confused state, Damen doesn’t realise what is happening and how he is shackled in his own home. This book begins with Damiaons, crown Prince of Aikelos finding himself in chains in his own kingdom after the death of his father. CAPTIVE PRINCE Captive Prince by C.S.Pacatĭifferent world-building, complex characters, human slavery & pets, Slow burn, enemies to lovers, betrayals and reluctant alliances.ĬONTENT WARNINGS: Human Slavery, Abuse, Trauma and Rape
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