About This Book
A parent would reach for this book when their teenager is grappling with the complexity of blurred moral lines and the realization that 'good' people can make terrible choices under pressure. This fifth installment in the Falling Kingdoms series continues the high-stakes saga of Mytica, where four young royals must navigate shifting alliances, betrayal, and the literal awakening of ancient, indifferent gods. It is an exploration of power, the weight of leadership, and how love can be both a strength and a dangerous vulnerability. While the fantasy setting is epic, the emotional core addresses the very real adolescent experience of outgrowing binary views of the world. Because of its intense violence and complex romantic entanglements, it is best suited for mature readers aged fourteen and up who enjoy high-drama narratives and deep world-building. Parents can use this story to open conversations about the ethics of power and the importance of remaining true to oneself when everyone around you is compromised.
