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Throne Among Lies
Paperback
Publisher: Francisco Ungaro Neto
Published: Apr 13 2026
Pages: 314
Weight: 0.80
Height: 0.70 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Lirene has been raised to look flawless in the light. As the princess of Elyren, she has been taught to smile, obey, and call pain a blessing. When moonlight burns through her in front of the entire kingdom and the court names it grace, everyone sees a miracle. Lirene is the only one who feels the violence beneath the spectacle.
Around her, everyone is trapped in the same lie in a different way. Miren sees what royal holiness costs in private. Kael, prince of Orvyn, learns too late that political strategy still bleeds when real people are forced onto the board. And in the lower city, the official fairy tale is already turning into song, mockery, and public hunger for someone to blame.
This is a dark, court-centered fantasy driven by sacred propaganda, political bargains, emotional damage, and the machinery that teaches a kingdom to call cruelty mercy. Throne Among Lies is for readers who want pressure-heavy palace fantasy, faith used as state power, and a story where every beautiful ritual hides a wound underneath.
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