Crown of Crowns

“A coming-of-age novel with elements of romance, SF, and fantasy, set in a royal court ... An original and creative YA tale with a likable lead.”

Kirkus Reviews

In a kingdom where the ruling and lower classes live and die apart by law, a noblewoman and a commoner make a fatal mistake: they fall in love.

Kaelyn, a young noblewoman, feels smothered under the harsh constraints of the Decens-Lenitas, the legal and moral code that governs the people of the Geniverd Kingdom. When she meets Roki, a handsome young man with knowledge and aspirations beyond his status, Kaelyn realizes she’s not the only person trapped. She starts to question everything she thought she knew, including about the Gurnots, a group of rebels set on overthrowing the laws—people who the nobles have labeled as terrorists.

When her parents find out that she's spending more time with a lowborn citizen, they forbid her to meet Roki ever again. He’s common. She could be queen.

Kaelyn tries to move on. Her future as a potential leader depends on it. But she can’t forget Roki, or the ominous signs his lessons now make clear: the death of an obedient follower of Decens-Lenitas, the unrest that follows ... and the whispers of conspiracy.

With the lives of all free people at stake, Kaelyn must uncover the truth—even if she risks her heart at every turn.

Praise for Crown of Crowns

“Crown of Crowns is a sweeping, epic, futuristic YA novel that is so engrossing. The plot is well-paced and so well written, and the characters feel so real. A great read.”

Kelly McFarland

“Crown of Crowns’ intriguing and twisting plot drew me in straight away and had me reading all through my weekend ... I look forward to more from Clara Loveman. Five stars.”

Tig Carpelan

“The author succeeds in telling a story of a young woman’s path to free her people from their shackles.”

The US Review of Books

“Phenomenal … Clara Loveman is a creative genius.”

CovetedBooks

“ ... Unputdownable, especially if you are a fan of fantasy fiction like A Game of Thrones and The Hunger Games.”

Amazon Reviewer, 5 stars