The Falcon Throne

In the waning light of the 13th-century Ottoman court, four siblings stand at the edge of legacy and rebellion.
Osman Bey, the heir, carries the weight of a future he never asked for, drawn to Malhun Hatun-a tribal daughter whose love could reshape the empire.
Orhan Bey, fierce and loyal, risks everything for Holofira, a Byzantine woman whose name alone could unravel the court's fragile peace.
Fatma Hatun, the quiet diplomat, hides her heart in letters to Yusuf Bey, a man from a rival tribe whose ideals mirror her own.
Gonca Hatun, brilliant and cold, guards her love for Alaeddin, a Mongol noble whose presence threatens everything her father built.
Their father, Sultan Mehmed, rules with silence.
His wife, Gulsah Hatun, protects with grace.
And Cicek Hatun, childless and cruel, schemes from the shadows.
As alliances fracture and love defies borders, the children of Mehmed must choose: uphold the empire's legacy-or forge one of their own.