Throne Among Lies

Lirene has been turned into the perfect face of a miracle.A princess of Elyren, she lives beneath the Moonlight—a sacred force her kingdom praises as a blessing even when it demands pain, silence, and obedience. Her marriage to Kael, prince of Orvyn, is more than a royal union. It is the public display of a political and religious bargain built to preserve the appearance of order while old debts keep being paid through expendable bodies.But the longer Lirene performs the role forced on her, the harder it becomes to deny what her own body already knows. The light that is supposed to protect her is also hurting her. The public square turns suffering into spectacle. The lower city twists the official story into cruel song. And the old debt between Elyren and Keralith is still demanding a face to bear the cost.Dark, intimate, and suffocating, THRONE AMONG LIES is a court fantasy about power, ritual, public humiliation, and the collapse of a forced fairy tale. For readers who want strong atmosphere, institutional tension, and a female protagonist struggling to keep hold of the truth in a kingdom that needs her to remain a symbol.