Unseen Beauty by Meraki P. Lyhne

So much has happened so fast, and the bloody climax seems to have left the world stunned by a gasp. Silence follows, and Daniel’s shocked system is left in a perpetual state of preparedness for when the monumental changes ahead for his people will toss another curveball.

But life slowly goes on in his House, and the calmness leaves Daniel to appreciate and discover the many facets of being a King that he hadn’t been able to focus on while waging a war.

It allows Daniel to think about the future. To see possibilities for not only his people but opportunities with his shared nations.
Change brings more change, and Seldon is hit hard by baby fever as he helps establish peace for cubs to grow up safely in. His sudden focus on children helps him distract the young King, as he scrambles to find his footing with peacetime. It helps the boy relax a bit and focus on the ones he’s building a future for. But Seldon doesn’t have time to look for a mate. Firstly, his young lover isn’t ready, and secondly, Seldon has a lot of work ahead of him as his position and duties in the House of Beaudon are about to change again.