Crowns- Cassius's Fury
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The first book of the Crowns series
The king is dead so his oldest son Fabian must take over. when the king died the kingdom was a mess so it's up to Fabian to fix it but there's one thing stopping him- his younger brother Cassius. Cassius wants the throne and if he wants it he'll get it
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