The King's Paramour

When duty demanded a crown,
he painted his soul instead.

England, 1521 - Crown Prince Sebastian Felipe IV is bound by fate to marry the Princess of Germany. The kingdom calls it destiny. He calls it a sentence. Behind his regal silence lies a secret - a magical brush that lets him slip beyond centuries each time its bristles touch a canvas.

In the present day, Maureen Isabel Arcega, a 23-year-old Fine Arts student, stands before an ancient painting in a London museum - a portrait so alive it seems to breathe. The artist's name: King Sebastian Felipe IV.
The woman's initials hidden in the paint: M.I.A.

When their worlds fold into one another through art and memory, Maureen and Sebastian discover a love that exists outside of reason - one both sacred and doomed. Bound by brushstrokes and separated by time, they must face the truth:
every masterpiece comes at a price.

Spanning five centuries of longing and fate, The King's Paramour is a tragic, tender tale about love that defies time, art that remembers, and hearts that never truly forget.

"Because some souls are painted together -
and no century can erase their color."