When Damen is gaining his consciousness, he realises where he is and who is in front of him. And he found himself drugged and shipped as a pleasure slave to the enemy country.
Damen pleaded to meet his brother but his pleas were ignored. The King that the soldiers were talking about was none other than his half-brother Kastor.
When he inquired, a soldier rudely commented that it was on the order of the King. In his confused state, Damen doesn’t realise what is happening and how he is shackled in his own home. This book begins with Damiaons, crown Prince of Aikelos finding himself in chains in his own kingdom after the death of his father. without too many spoilers I was wondering if someone could tell me more about the overall story.CAPTIVE PRINCE Captive Prince by C.S.Pacatĭifferent world-building, complex characters, human slavery & pets, Slow burn, enemies to lovers, betrayals and reluctant alliances.ĬONTENT WARNINGS: Human Slavery, Abuse, Trauma and Rape I am super surprised with how many people love this one despite the sexual slavery? Is it worth it to read? I just feel like I can't make myself enjoy sexual slavery even if the romance storyline is great, but I keep hearing about how amazing of a series it is? Is it more dubious non con or straight up assault? I can, for the most part, maybe get into consensual non con/dubious non consent storylines.
I know they are fictional characters but I just have never enjoyed reading about straight up assault or even watching scenes of it on shows like GoT. do a lot of people here not feel the same way? not judging. I do draw the line when it comes to r*pe though. However I love a good enemies to lovers with angst, tension, fighting, pining, hurt/comfort, rough sex then loving sex etc. But I am scared to read this one due to mentions I have seen of graphic sexual assaults and non consent situations. I've seen Captive Prince recommended a ton, I know only a little bit of the story from what I have read of the synopsis from the first book and tons of recs of it on here.
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