Forbidden

by Bridgette Hayden

In the tradition of folklore, it is foretold that the twin sons of Euron Sakurai, should be separated at birth. To a father, left to raise them alone, this is unthinkable. Hazen and Jade, equal in almost everything they do, are a source of solace in the absence of his wife. But as his sons grow side by side, rumors grow with them, of secrets within Euron's fortress, secrets between Euron's sons, and scandalous gossip among the people of the Green Citadel. By the time these rumors reach his awareness, not even Euron can part his twin sons from their passion for one another.

This work was previously published as Fan-Fiction. Original content has been reconstructed for this publication.

106 pages, Kindle Edition

Published August 4, 2017

About the author

Native Tennessean, Bridgette Hayden, is an author who describes her fiction as a marriage between childhood wonder and adult conflict. She currently resides in Tennesse enjoying the success of seeing her novel become #17 in Bestselling Fantasy Epic (Amazon). Of her fiction, the 45 year-old author warns, "My fairy tales are not for children, but rather, they satisfy adult anguish over things that can never be." The psychological pull of her fiction is noted for its ability to disturb as well as fascinate. All of her published works can be found at her sonnypreyer site. Her Sonny Preyer series, was originally written as one novel, but the author wisely listened to advise to break it into three full-length books, making publishing more feasible and lowering expenses for readers. "I didn't realize that I had three books until it was pointed out to me. I was ambitious about the story's scope so I figured that's why everything was taking so much time and effort. Then creatively, I hit a wall and couldn't write for a number of years. I told myself, 'you used sheer force to process three times the material. Problems with structure and organization were compounded. No wonder you're suffering from writer's block.' I demanded a lot from my creativity. I'm just happy it delivered. She's currently working on the fourth volume in the Sonny Preyer series.

Reviews

[Erica]

Good book

Great way of narration n gud language. The way the author presented the story is appreciative. Good work keep going.