The Green Lord

Dumb Luck (The Green Lord, #1) by J.G. Jerome follows Jack, an IT consultant and former soldier, whose ordinary life takes an extraordinary turn after a chance encounter with a mysterious woman on a plane. Set in an urban fantasy world where mythological beings are real, Jack discovers that he himself is connected to these legends. The narrative explores themes of panamory and harem relationships within a mature, adult fantasy context, incorporating elements of humor, mythology, and contemporary life. This book blends fantastical violence and romance with candid depictions of everyday experiences and language from diverse cultures.

Courting Crazy by J.G. Jerome continues Jack’s chaotic life as a newly revealed Green Lord entangled with the politics and passions of the fae. Now married to Myra, the Winter Lady, and sharing a polyamorous household that includes her lover Trina and other supernatural partners, Jack tries to balance mundane business travel with an increasingly volatile magical existence. When the Summer Lady publicly targets his family, the Winter Queen unravels and kidnaps several of his lovers, drawing Jack into dangerous confrontations with faerie courts and a vengeful Goblin King. Blending urban fantasy, erotic harem dynamics, and irreverent humor, this adult novel explores mythological beings, unconventional relationships, and fae court intrigue with explicit content and a distinctly offbeat tone.

Dread by J.G. Jerome continues the irreverent urban fantasy saga of Jack Jerome, now Green Lord, King of the Goblins, and consort to the newly recognized Faerie Queen, Myra. When a shadowy figure within the U.S. government known as the Dread Lord targets Jack’s unconventional household during their Bahamian wedding celebration, a personal vendetta collides with global schemes of manipulation and discord. The novel blends fae politics, modern bureaucracy, and mythological reinterpretations with explicit adult content, offbeat humor, and a focus on polyamorous and harem-style relationships. Readers can expect a mix of romance, faerie warfare, and satirical takes on contemporary culture in a world where magic intersects with everyday institutions.