Bücher der Reihe The Moutrams

At the age of seven Barric stood on his seat in the middle of feast being held to celebrate the recent knighting of his Uncle Willem and his uncle's best friend and declared that he'd one day marry Sir Jarret. He'd spoken with conviction, words that came straight from his heart and they were met with raucous laughter by the adults gathered. No one took him seriously then nor in the years that followed as Barric's determination to make the older knight his didn't wane. But now at the age of twenty-one Barric planned to make his dreams true and nothing would stop him. Not their age gap. Not his uncle… nor even the King.When his uncle allows personal feelings to cloud his judgement and banishes Jarret to a border fort under siege from a neighbouring kingdom, Barric is forced into a decision: Obey the orders of his King or stay true to his love for Jarret. Drawn onto the battlefield once more Barric fights not only for the Kingdom, but for the protection of Jarret and their unborn child.

Not everyone gets a second chance at love, but King Avan refused to be one of those who missed out. In the five years since Sir Willem's disappearance, he'd not stopped searching for the errant knight. But finding Sir Willem meant discovering the secret the knight kept for five years, the existence of a child who bore a remarkable resemblance to King Avan. Will the love they once held for each other be rekindled? And will the kingdom accept an heir born of a knight? Born of the Knight is 27742k word Medieval Mpreg novella

Xanth longed for a family of his own... Longed to be the one who fell pregnant... Except what Xanth wanted was nothing more than a faniciful dream, because Rhaetian knights fathered children, they didn't give birth to them. Or at least that's what Xanth thought, but a chance encounter with Ronan Moutram while at a tournament in the Kingdom of Suevia soon turns the Rhaetian knight's world on its head. A glimpse of a life he'd never thought possible. But after chasing Ronan all the way to Fort Behtan, Xanth quickly learns the path to his dreams is littered with complications, and soon finds himself caught between two men... two men who are as much one person as they are seperate people. He'd wanted to spend two weeks with them, exploring their bodies and their growing attraction, but Xanth was only given three days before the world outside of Fort Behtan crashed back in... and three days might be all Xanth gets unless he can untangle himself from familial obligations and then convince the two men that the child he carries is theirs.