Bloodlines of the Throne: Where Royals Rise and Fall

Royal blood was believed to guarantee order. It rarely guaranteed peace.
Bloodlines of the Throne follows a ruling lineage across generations, tracing how power is inherited, contested, and ultimately undone. Crowns pass from parent to child, but so do rivalries, betrayals, and unresolved ambition. What begins as divine right slowly reveals itself as human error repeated with greater consequence.
The story shifts between moments of ascension and decline—coronations heavy with expectation, alliances built on marriage, and quiet conspiracies formed within palace walls. Each heir believes they will rule differently. Each discovers that legacy is not easily escaped.
Beyond ceremonies and titles, the novel focuses on the private cost of royalty: siblings turned enemies, loyalty measured against survival, and love sacrificed for stability. The throne stands at the center, but it is never secure. Every reign carries the weight of those who came before—and the threat of those waiting next.
Bloodlines of the Throne is not about glorifying royalty. It is about exposing the fragile machinery behind it, showing how dynasties rise through control and fall through the very blood meant to preserve them.