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When a mysterious blight devastates the kingdom of Celestine's farms, it allies with its neighbor through a trade treaty: Americana will send food north, and Celestine will send its youngest prince Castiel south to wed the American heir, Dean. It's not love at first sight, but that turns out to be the least of their worries. From culture shock and misunderstandings to conspiracies and assassination attempts, the two princes have a lot to overcome before they can try for a happily ever after.
The war between Kanaan and Elysium ends with a treaty in which omega prince Castiel is promised to the alpha Crown Prince of Kanaan, Dean. Castiel is less than thrilled about the prospect and makes his escape, determined to find his own future away from the manipulations of his mother and her ideas about 'proper' omega behavior.
Dean isn't particularly happy about his upcoming marriage either and goes on a weeklong 'hunting trip' to get in a few last hurrahs before the wedding bells sound. On the way, he meets the mysterious Emmanuel, who is more than what he seems.
But the past has a way of coming back to haunt them, and through their journey one question still remains: what are they willing to sacrifice for love?
Dean Winchester is in love. Dean Winchester is going to be married. And because this is his fucked up life, they are not the same person.
Castiel Novak is in love. He has been in love with Dean since what feels like forever. Due to a quirk of fate, they are going to be married.
How will Dean reconcile between the man he loves and the man he marries?
How will Castiel react when he finds out that his love is not only unrequited but UNWANTED?
For years Dean has always intended to get custody of Sam once he was of legal age. Take Sammy and run, a very simple plan he's clung to as he fights against their father's destructive habits to keep a roof over their heads and food on their table. If it means having to leave their home on the Intergalactic Alliance colony, so be it. Central Moon is their home, but he's worked for the I.A. long enough he can get good work elsewhere.
These plans are shattered before he can act on them, when an Enochian takes notice of him. A persistent Enochian who makes John, and the I.A. anthropologists, an offer neither can refuse. Despite his father's less than pure intentions, things don't pan out the way any of them expect.
When Omega Dean Winchester meets the Duke Castiel Novak, their marriage breaks all the rules…
Since his return from war, the Duke of Ashbury’s to-do list has been short and anything but sweet: brooding and glowering, Now there’s a new item on the list. He needs an heir—which means he needs an omega. When Dean Winchester, a vicar’s Son turned tailor, appears in his library wearing a traditional wedding outfit, Castiel decides on the spot that he’ll do.
His terms are simple:
- They will be Alpha and Omega lovers by night only.
- No lights, no kissing.
- No questions about his battle scars.
- Last, and most importantly… Once he’s pregnant with his heir, they need never share a bed again.
But Dean is no pushover. He has a few rules of his own:
- They will have dinner together every evening.
- With conversation.
- And unlimited teasing.
- Last, and most importantly… Once he’s seen the man beneath the scars, he can’t stop him from falling in love…
When they first meet, Dean doesn't think much of Castiel.
They're standing in the gardens of the palace and he's not impressed.
Not that it matters. He's not here to fall in love and have some kind of fairy tale ending-- he's here because his father, looking defeated, pulled him aside one night and told him he needed his help.
For centuries, the Winchester princes have taken omegas from the northern town of New Eden to bear the royal heirs before exiling them to the countryside - a punishment for a past dispute caused by the town's strict beliefs. When Prince John marries Lady Mary of Campbell and puts a Queen on the throne, however, most people assume the tradition has been set aside.
Thus, it's a complete surprise to Dean when he's sent to New Eden to retrieve the girl they've arranged for.
Cas, as a male omega in backward New Eden, has been ostracized and condemned by his town since he presented. To make matters worse? His sister is being given away to the crown prince of Winchester, never to return.
But when the morning before the prince's arrival dawns and Anna is nowhere to be found, the town's council decides there’s only one thing for it:
They’ll simply have to give him Cas instead.
In an attempt to ensure the peace between their Kingdoms holds, the respective kings of the Demon and Angel Kingdoms wed one of each other's royal household. Prince Castiel, youngest brother of the Angel's King, is chosen for the Demon's groom. Terrified but proud, he accepts the marriage to save his people from further suffering. Then he meets his future husband.
As an omega, Castiel is ineligible for the throne after his father dies. When his uncle takes the crown, Metatron's first order of business is to arrange a betrothal with King John for the hand of his firstborn son, the Crown Prince of Terra.
So Castiel flees.
On his first night on the run, Castiel stumbles into a band of outlaws just at the border. Injured and wary, he has no choice to stay with them. And although he had planned to return to his own kingdom once it was safe, home might not be the place he left, but instead with Dean, their alpha leader that took him in.
Prince Dean and Prince Castiel have been betrothed for a very long time.
Close as they may have been in childhood, spending eight years apart from each other is enough to make anyone strangers yet again. When their gleeful reunion ends with a curse placed on Castiel by a vengeful witch, what lengths will Dean and Castiel go to find each other again?
Hopefully, to the stars and back.