When Thrones Crumble, Love Burns Brighter Than Power.

The war is over—but peace never came.

The twin kingdoms of Iron and Flame lie in ruins, their thrones cracked, their gods silent. What remains are three souls bound by a vow stronger than blood:
Taren, the exiled prince whose steel once ruled the battlefield.
Saelis, the fireborn heir who carries both guilt and pride like twin flames.
And Aurel, the healer marked by forbidden light, the heartbeat that keeps them both alive.

Together they defied the First Eclipse—and now the world fears them for it.
The Council of Iron calls them traitors.
The Magisters of Flame brand them heretics.
Between armies and conspiracies, the Heartbound must forge a new peace before their bond is turned into a weapon.

But in a world built on loyalty and lies, desire is the most dangerous rebellion.
Taren's honor wavers under the weight of Aurel's quiet strength.
Saelis's fire burns hotter for the man he once swore to hate.
And Aurel—caught between them—learns that love can heal nations or ignite them anew.

As the cities rebuild from ash, intrigue bleeds into intimacy, and every whisper in the council halls carries the echo of betrayal. The old thrones fall; new powers rise. The question is no longer who will rule—but who will remain human when the second eclipse descends.

Flame of the Fallen Throne is a tale of power, passion, and ruin—where alliances are seductions, truth wears a crown of lies, and love becomes both salvation and curse. It continues the sweeping romantasy of The Heartbound Trinity, blending sensual tension, political warfare, and slow-burn devotion into a story that asks:

When kingdoms collapse, can three bound hearts rebuild what gods destroyed?

Because some fires never die.
They only learn how to burn without mercy.