Submission. Loyalty. Brotherhood. At Alpha Omega Delta, these aren't just words?they're laws.

Sam thought pledging the most notorious fraternity on campus would be his ticket to acceptance and power. Instead, he's thrust into a world of brutal hazing, dark desires, and unrelenting control.

Under the command of Dylan?the arrogant, dominant president?Sam faces challenges that push his body and mind to their breaking points. Humiliation becomes routine, desire becomes unavoidable, and submission becomes absolute.

But in a world where power is everything, can Sam survive the trials of initiation?and his growing need for Dylan's approval? Or will he lose himself completely to the brutal brotherhood?

Enter the house. Take the oath. Obey the rules.

Pledge is the first book in the Fraternity X: Brutal Brotherhood series, an unapologetically raw and explicit MM erotica. Perfect for readers who crave power dynamics, intense domination, and unrelenting submission.

Orion Grey is a passionate writer of MM erotica and LGBTQ+ romance, weaving steamy tales of desire and power with resonant emotional depth. Having a love for exploring the dynamics of dominance and submission, Grey brings readers into worlds where intense passion and sensual exploration lead characters on journeys of self-discovery.

Inspired by history, myth, and the complexities of sensuous relationships, Grey creates stories where characters push their boundaries?both physically and emotionally. Whether it's set in the ancient world or a more contemporary backdrop, each story invites readers to dive deep into the intricate balance between strength and vulnerability, amid pages filled vivid erotic detail.

When not writing, Grey is a postgraduate student of the ancient world, mythology, and the psychology of desire. Grey's work is for readers who crave intense, erotic experiences wrapped in highly evocative, engaging storytelling.

Join Grey on a journey of sensual adventure and discover the pleasure that comes from fully submitting to one's deepest desires.