Series Arc Note ? Tales of the Chosen

This trilogy tells a single, unfolding story.

Tales of the Chosen follows one character's transformation across three books, where relationships evolve, shift, and sometimes end as power, loyalty, and truth collide. Romance is central?but it does not resolve neatly or immediately. Bonds formed in one book may fracture in another, and the emotional destination is not always where the journey begins. These stories are meant to be read in order, with trust that every connection, betrayal, and choice contributes to a larger arc that reshapes both the characters and the Empire itself.

Wulf Gabriel has already learned one truth of the Tarthian Empire:
Love does not make you safe.
It makes you visible.

Still bound to Luc Saint-Cyr and still entangled with Alitus, Wulf is drawn into a fragile balance of secrecy, desire, and imperial surveillance?one that cannot hold.

Then Jawk enters their lives.

Seductive. Observant. Too perfectly placed.
A man whose presence feels like temptation... and behaves like a fault line.

What begins as a night of shared pleasure becomes something far more dangerous: a doorway into hidden loyalties, stolen technologies, and a game of power being played far above Wulf's head. Every intimacy is recorded. Every confession is leverage. Every touch moves someone else's agenda forward.

As alliances fracture and truth surfaces, Wulf discovers how little control he truly has over the bonds that define him. Luc's authority, Alitus's secrets, and Jawk's hidden purpose collide?forcing a reckoning that will reshape the Empire's most powerful relationships.

Jawk is an MM sci-fi romance of seduction, betrayal, and shifting allegiance.
The heat is real.
The consequences are permanent.

This story contains explicit sexual content, emotional intensity, and decisive change.
Some bonds end here.
Others forge from what remains.

For detailed content notes, see the trigger warnings on the author's website.