"Pangaea," a world before time, where only one man can save his kingdom A love for all eternity . . . -and only one woman can save him from himself. The saga of "The World of Pangaea" begins with "The Beast," a dark tale of revenge and redemption. Young King Armander inherits the throne determined to restore his kingdom to its former glory. The years of abuse suffered under the old king's reign have taken their toll on his people-even more so on Armander. The torments visited on him by his demon-worshipping father have disfigured his soul and left Armander with an enduring anger that no longer has a target. His barely contained rage, unleashed at the slightest provocation, has earned him a name whispered behind his back: "The Beast." When Armander learns a neighboring king has plotted his assassination, he demands the king's daughter as reparation. Immediately captivated by the beautiful princess, Armander discovers it is he, in fact, who has become hostage to her charms. As his love for her grows increasingly apparent to those around him, Armander fails to realize Princess E'laiahna has powerful enemies within the palace, men who will stop at nothing to keep her from becoming Queen. Yet only one man can drive her away forever-the one people call "The Beast." Reader's Advisory: This story contains graphic sex scenes and language that is unsuitable for those under 18 and for those who prefer to avoid such content.