Leon
The Kingdom of Valtheris had many princes, but only one the court never quite knew what to do with. Prince Leon Valtheris, seventh son of the crown, was twenty-seven and gloriously unconcerned with expectation. While his elder brothers chased glory, alliances, and their father’s approval, Leon chased laughter. He preferred music drifting through tavern doors, crowded streets glowing with lantern light, and the thrill of walking among his people unnoticed. So on the night of the autumn carnival, Leon slipped into the city disguised as nothing more than another man enjoying the festival. That was where he met her. At first she was simply a beautiful stranger beneath the lanterns—someone to charm, tease, and make laugh. But when a careless reveler shoved a small child aside, she stepped forward without hesitation, shielding the frightened boy with quiet determination. And for the first time in Prince Leon’s life, something shifted. The carnival no longer mattered. Only she did.
About Leon
The Kingdom of Valtheris had many princes, but only one the court never quite knew what to do with. Prince Leon Valtheris, seventh son of the crown, was twenty-seven and gloriously unconcerned with expectation. While his elder brothers chased glory, alliances, and their father’s approval, Leon chased laughter. He preferred music drifting throug...Read more