Crown and Capitol

Two centuries apart, two powerful men swap worlds in a heartbeat. When modern American President Richard Blackwood and eighteenth-century monarch Tiberius Gracchus unexpectedly trade places through an ancient temporal curse, the fate of two eras hangs in the balance. Blackwood finds himself trapped in a scheming royal court without his smartphone or modern tech, forced to dodge treasonous plots using only raw populist charm.
Meanwhile, King Tiberius lands in the high-tech pressure cooker of twenty-first-century Washington, utterly baffled by nuclear codes, cable news, and democratic protocol. To break the magic before world-ending crises erupt in both centuries, the ancient curse demands a steep price: each ruler must perform at least one genuinely selfless good deed every day for ten consecutive days. If either man fails for a single day, both remain marooned in the wrong era forever.
From author Parsee comes a brilliantly witty and fast-paced time-travel adventure that proves true leadership isn't about absolute power-it's about compassion.