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The Vampire’s Throne: He Who Sits Above Blood Shall Drown in His Own Memories. The Vampire’s Oath Series, #3
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- Date de parution16/10/2025
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- ÉditeurWalzone Press
Résumé
He Who Sits Above Blood Shall Drown in His Own MemoriesBy Lucian ReefThe Vampire's Oath Series - Book 3Seven years after the War of Blood, the city remembers peace-but not the price. The councils argue over bread and routes, priests hoard old rites, and beneath the cathedral a relic still beats: a throne that once crowned hunger and now imitates a heart. Lucien Thorne, the Silent King who unmade his own crown, keeps that throne asleep with work instead of worship.
Elias-reborn, renamed, and bound to him by the Eternal Pact-carries half the king's pulse and all his stubbornness. Together they sealed the Founders' Oath, broke the bloodline's tyranny, and taught the house of stone to serve. But peace built on amnesia trembles when the throne begins to remember out loud. A surge of oath-fire turns the cathedral into a forge; a flood of stolen memories nearly drowns the king; the city's veins warm as if obeying a voice older than law.
In the ember's glow, a familiar shadow stirs-Silas, the council's ghost, reaching from the last flame to rewrite the pact. To hold the world together, Lucien must choose between a realm that forgets and the man who made him remember. Elias answers with a vow: he will be life for them both-giver and bearer-until the throne learns a new word for power. Politics sharpen. Doors replace prayers. The moon draws bloodlight from the stones.
And when the throne tests their bond, the lovers answer with work, not martyrdom. The Vampire's Throne deepens the romance and raises the stakes of The Vampire's Oath-a BL romantasy of memory, rule, and devotion. New readers will find an entry point through action and intrigue; returning readers will uncover the roots of the Eternal Pact, the burning throne, and the city that must learn to choose with mouths, not veins.
This is Book 3 of the series-its fiercest turning point, not its end.
Elias-reborn, renamed, and bound to him by the Eternal Pact-carries half the king's pulse and all his stubbornness. Together they sealed the Founders' Oath, broke the bloodline's tyranny, and taught the house of stone to serve. But peace built on amnesia trembles when the throne begins to remember out loud. A surge of oath-fire turns the cathedral into a forge; a flood of stolen memories nearly drowns the king; the city's veins warm as if obeying a voice older than law.
In the ember's glow, a familiar shadow stirs-Silas, the council's ghost, reaching from the last flame to rewrite the pact. To hold the world together, Lucien must choose between a realm that forgets and the man who made him remember. Elias answers with a vow: he will be life for them both-giver and bearer-until the throne learns a new word for power. Politics sharpen. Doors replace prayers. The moon draws bloodlight from the stones.
And when the throne tests their bond, the lovers answer with work, not martyrdom. The Vampire's Throne deepens the romance and raises the stakes of The Vampire's Oath-a BL romantasy of memory, rule, and devotion. New readers will find an entry point through action and intrigue; returning readers will uncover the roots of the Eternal Pact, the burning throne, and the city that must learn to choose with mouths, not veins.
This is Book 3 of the series-its fiercest turning point, not its end.
