The Regal's Throne

Zara Al Ahmad was six when she lost the firmness of the impetus with which she was living. The reign of her power belonged to Aariz Ahmad. The drawing blood bath was waiting at the threshold of her edge. After a wait of twenty-two years, her greed for power greets her on the throne of Baba Saheb'. And this time it was for war and blood. 

Anirudh Vyas was raised to conquer. His existence meant unwavering loyalty to Ahmad's family. Until one fine day, destiny plays the game, and the world finds him guilty of a heinous crime he never committed.

The charade, once created, was going to disorient. Imperceptible worship was grooving at the door of the Ahmad family.

The division of blue blood was unraveling. His intense obsession with obliterating Baba Saheb's existence was resurfacing in his heart. The realm of power was handed over to Zara Al Ahmad. The Shahzadi was known for her lack of heart, or perhaps it was frozen. Her fate brings her close to the only heir of the Vyas family. The man is known to make amends with guilt and pain.

"Do the dictators rule or are they dethroned from power?"

Content and Trigger warning: Mention of Terrorism, extremism, strong language, violence and abuse, weaponry, gore language, sex description, molestation, sexual assault, suicide, and trauma.

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©2023 by Jyotika Tiwari.

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This book may concern violence, weapons, mental traumatic experiences, murder, torture scenes death, hacking, and illegal mining operations so this may not be reliable for some readers. By mental traumatic experience, nowhere confides to the novel theme of trauma.

A/N:English is not my first language so expecting things out of the blue doesn’t count in myconsideration. Beyond that, I always made sure to give my passion the creativity it deserves.

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Maatijyo(Jyotika Tiwari)