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The Gryphon King’s Consort
Love takes flight.
The sudden death of the Gryphon King throws the kingdom of Mythos into uncertainty, and Crown Prince Luca rushes both his coronation and an arranged marriage to a man he’s never met. Eirian is young and idealistic, and while they both want what’s best for their people, their philosophies couldn’t be more different. While Luca believes in honoring tradition, Eirian is determined to infuse modern values into their kingdom of magical creatures. When given the choice between loyalty to his husband and his own crusade, Eirian makes a decision that might doom their marriage.
Still, Luca is committed to making their union work, and that means forgiving his brash consort. But when Eirian becomes the target of a deadly conspiracy, Luca must act fast—or forever lose the chance to explore their burgeoning love.
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Burke’s latest M/M romance wraps up political intrigue and domestic romance in a near perfect package. … The Gryphon King’s Consort is highly original and hot at the same time.
– RT Book Reviews
The Chaos Station Series
Join Zander, Felix, and the crew of the Chaos in this critically acclaimed male/male science fiction romance series!
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Critics and readers love this series!
With their beat-up ship and eclectic group, comparisons with the fan favorite TV show Firefly are inevitable, but in more of the way of homage, since Burke and Jensen’s characters take center stage all on their own.
– Library Journal
The characterizations continue to explore the many faceted similarities and differences in human and alien beings.
– Library Journal
This series is going to be so epic, you don’t even understand.
– The Novel Approach
This book was so good, riveting, and I didn’t want to put it down as I devoured it. This series is definitely on my auto-buy list.
– Smitten With Reading
Readers looking for queer characters in a pulpy space adventure should find a lot to like here.
– Publishers Weekly
