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In the colonized kingdom of Veynara, noble daughters are taught three things before they can even read properly, obey the crown, fear Albrecht, and never trust an Iravon. Navienne Ashvara was exceptionally bad at all three.
Sharp-tongued, catastrophically impulsive, and born into one of Veynara's most respected noble families, Navienne has spent her entire life despising the empire that stole her kingdom's freedom. So, when the infamous Prince Veynor Iravon, the future heir of Albrecht and son of the king feared across the continent arrives in Veynara with his infuriating smirk and unbearable composure, she decides immediately that she hates him.
Unfortunately, Veynor seems to find her entertaining.
What begins as verbal warfare between a rebellious noblewoman and a dangerously observant prince slowly unravels into something far more dangerous, hidden alliances, political conspiracies, royal bloodlines stained with betrayal, and a history the kingdoms deliberately buried.
Because Veynor Iravon is not merely Albrecht's golden prince. History will remember him as the man who murdered his own father. And Navienne Ashvara may become the reason why.
But in a palace where everyone is lying, where loyalty can be bought, and where love itself can be mistaken for treason, one question lingers beneath every whispered rumor. What if the greatest betrayal in history... was never betrayal at all?
A historical fantasy romance filled with political tension, dangerous flirtation, royal conspiracies, morally questionable decisions, and two people who should absolutely not be left alone in the same room.