Anika (AH-nik-uh)

Aurefeld (OW-ruh-feld)

Beowulf (Bay-oh-wolf)

Eidengrau (EYE-den-grow)

Eris (Er-riss)

Fiete (FEE-tuh)

Fritz (Frits)

Grellheim (Grell-high-m)

Hamelnmark (Ham-eln-mark)

Ingrid (Ing-grid)

Isenmere (Eye-zen-meer)

Konrad (KAHN-rad)

Malivant (Mal-ih-vent)

Merrick (MEHR-ik)

Nemrick (Nem-rick)

Nordhjem (Nord-hee-em)

Reinhilde (RYNE-hil-duh) (“rein” rhymes with “fine”)

Rosenwald (Rose-en-wall-d)

Turnstadt (Tern-sh-tat)

Verena (Vuh-ree-nuh)

Why Choose/Reverse Harem

“Evolving” harem

Portal romantasy

Obsessed morally grey MMCs

“Touch her and die”

Girl’s Girl FMC

Grimm-fairytale-inspired world

Slight groveling

Slight isekai vibes

Pop culture references

All the attention on the FMC

Alcohol consumption

Aphrodisiacal biting/feeding

Attempted murder

Blood drinking and blood play

Cliffhanger

Death

Drowning

Explicit language

Explicit sex with multiple partners

False imprisonment

Forced tattooing and abuse (off-page)

Graphic gore, violence, and blood

Inability to orgasm/unintentional edging

Infertility references/mention of child loss and use of the term “barren”

Kidnapping, abduction, and stalking

Mentions of attempted sexual assault

Modern pop-culture references in a fantasy world

Torture (on page)

Trauma/PTSD

Voyeurism

• Aurefeld

• Hamelnmark

• Isenmere

• Nordhjem

• Rosenwald

• Turnstadt

1. Liora (Faerie of Love)

2. Sethar (Faerie of Lust)

3. Solen (Faerie of Kindness)

4. Vornath (Faerie of Gluttony)

5. Hovelle (Faerie of Temperance)

6. Ayna (Faerie of Pride)

7. Afellia (Faerie of Charity)

8. Gilda (Faerie of Greed)

9. Zale (Faerie of Diligence)

10. Sigrid (Faerie of Slothfulness)

11. Invidia (Faerie of Envy)

12. Verrin (Faerie of Patience)

13. Malivant (Faerie of Wrath)
    

Osara

Hulde

Aurinia