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In a world divided by the scars of war and held together by the shimmering promise of magic, two enemy princes are forced into each other’s orbit.
Finn Lunare, heir to the moonlit kingdom of Selune, has always lived within a cage of prophecy, longing for freedom. Duty and foresight keep his heart guarded, his trust sealed behind a wall of ice. Dane Solari, the reckless Golden Prince of sun blessed Pelor, is all fire and charm–a man who hides a deep loneliness behind a parade of lovers and laughter. When political machinations strand Dane in Finn’s palace for the summer, the two are trapped between obligation and desire and the bright impossible hope of something more.
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“Staying here? With me? Are you snorting moondust?”
“Finn.” His father’s deep, exasperated voice cut through his nonsense.
“I’m sorry, but what on earth possessed you to let Dane stay here? With me? Father, you didn’t even ask. You of all fae know I have enough things to handle. I don’t have time to babysit the Golden Prince.” His father’s eyebrow arched, gaze heavy. The Starlight Crown caught the sun and flung it at Finn’s face, as if the heavens themselves wanted to burn away his excuses.
Bookmarked by Antiquesdoll
15 May 2026
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old man hollanov yaoi by fingersfallingupwards
Fandom Game Changers | Heated Rivalry - All Media Types, Heated Rivalry (TV)
04 May 2026
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welp there won't be a threequel. i promise myself that.
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Bookmarked by Antiquesdoll
12 May 2026
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Ilya & Shane reconnect in their late 40s + Nikolaj Rozanov teenager antics
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The Yakuza Enforcer and the Bratva Prince by weiwei (ih8snakeu)
Fandom Game Changers Series - Rachel Reid, Heated Rivalry (TV)
22 Mar 2026
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A series that starts with a Yakuza enforcer and a Bratva Prince, and ends with chosen family and a dog named Anya.
The story of how Shane Hollander, the Yakuza's most formidable enforcer, and Ilya Rozanov, the Bratva Pakhan's only son, managed to find one another amid the chaos of organized crime.
The companion fic follows their family of five, and the challenges that come with raising two small children. After leaving their old lives, Shane and Ilya think they've escaped the hardship. The sleepless nights and always feeling on edge...but fatherhood seems to come with its own set of challenges.
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Bookmarked by Antiquesdoll
11 May 2026
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Lovers, or, English is a damn funny language by Basingstoke
Fandoms: Heated Rivalry (TV), Game Changers Series - Rachel Reid
17 Feb 2026
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Ilya asked Shane’s father while Shane and his mother were talking outside: “Is boyfriends correct? Lovers is incorrect, but I am not sure what is correct.”
“Well,” Mr. Hollander said. “‘Lovers’ is usually used for, hm, a mistress or an affair. Something kind of sordid. Though--you would say Romeo and Juliet is a play about two lovers,” he said. He paused his knife on the chopping board. “Somehow that’s right and using it for real people isn’t right. English is a damn funny language, Ilya."
“Yes,” Ilya said from the bottom of his heart.
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Bookmarked by Antiquesdoll
11 May 2026
Bookmarker's Notes
Defection from the Eastern Bloc, also Ilya's mental health
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In his efforts to become the best captain possible, Shane accidentally cultivates among his teammates a debilitating praise kink.
(Or, the unforeseen consequences of prolonged and repeated exposure to Shane Hollander's beautiful big brown bottom eyes, and its documented effects on a worrisomely increasing number of professional hockey players.)
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- English
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Bookmarked by Antiquesdoll
21 Apr 2026
Bookmarker's Notes
Shane reads How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie and seduces EVERYONE into developing a Pavlovian response to his praise.