A Throne Among Lies

Lirene, princess of Elyren, has been shaped to look like a miracle. Under the Moonlight, her body becomes a symbol of devotion, stability, and power—the perfect image for a kingdom that survives by turning pain into honor and violence into blessing. Her marriage to Kael, prince of Orvyn, is meant to seal far more than an alliance between crowns. It is meant to preserve an order built on ritual, surveillance, and silence.

But an old debt runs beneath the palace shine. As the square watches, the city sings, the Church sanctifies, and politics demands appearances, Lirene begins to suspect that the story told about her may be the greatest lie of all. The Moonlight hurts. The bargain demands payment. And what the kingdom calls a miracle may be nothing more than a refined form of sacrifice.

Dark, intimate, and politically suffocating, THRONE AMONG LIES is a court fantasy about body, power, official narrative, and the cost of keeping a kingdom standing by turning one woman into its public symbol.