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Níximon Aeglos is a thief, and he makes no apologies for it. He's done what he's had to do to survive. When he spots a handsome warrior walking through the marketplace, he sees an easy mark, and a purse full of coin.

Stealing from the Captain of the Royal Guard of the House of Elvellon was never in his plans. But revenge is. When Mael takes without asking, Níx decides to teach the man a lesson. When it backfires on him, Níx can't decide whether to protest or ask for more.

Maelon Hatholor is proud to be an elite soldier in the king's royal guard. He's even more proud of his restraint when a sexy little thief tries to rob him. When Níx comes back for more, Mael is all too willing to give him what he wants...over and over again.

When soldiers come for Mael, it's up to Níx to use the less than lawful contacts he's made over the years to help Mael discover why the king is after his head before they lose whatever is growing between them.

Erotic, Fantasy, M/M, Romance

"The honor of a thief is pitted against that of a soldier in this suspenseful, entertaining story that is set in a fantasy world populated with dark and other elves, orcs, mysterious cat beings, and a few humans. With a king who seems to be losing his mind, a conspiracy that means nobody is safe, and small criminals banding together to figure out what is going on, ‘Stealing His Warrior’s Heart’ is a tension-filled action/adventure. But it is also a highly erotic romance with two equally stubborn men from opposite ends of society in urgent need of figuring out why the law-abiding captain of the Royal Guard is suddenly hunted –in between some very naughty episodes whenever they can find the time...If you like fantasy settings with intrigue, adventure, and imaginative characters, if you enjoy stories about men who start out at opposite ends of the morality scale only to be pulled toward the middle so they can live in peace, and if you’re looking for a read that is as entertaining as it is hot and kinky, then you will probably like this novella." -- Serena Yates, Rainbow Book Reviews