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Born to Rule

Fire meets fire. Desire becomes destruction.

“They will tell you I was a king. They will tell you I was a god. But I was more. I was the master of desire, and they all knelt for me. This is not the story they will find in books. This is the one I wrote for you.”

They thought I was too young to command a crown.
Too naïve to hold a throne.
But I was never meant to be their puppet.
I was born to rule.

Marie Mancini was my first rebellion — a girl who defied me, who refused to be a pawn.
Henriette of England was my forbidden temptation — witty, sharp, my brother’s wife, the one I could never claim.
And Louise de La Vallière… sweet, trembling Louise… she would become my jewel, my first captive, the heart I swore I’d cage.

Every woman who crossed my path tried to resist me.
Every one of them taught me the same lesson:
Desire is nothing without power.
And power means making them kneel.

This is not the history they teach you in books.
This is the truth of how I became the Sun King.
A king who never begged, never surrendered and never forgave disobedience.

“They called me a god. I learned to rule like a Dom.

 

Release Date: December 11, 2025

Available in: eBook • Audiobook • Signed Paperback

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The Sun King’s Rules

  1. All eyes on me.
    If you dare look away, you will beg me to look back.

  2. Obedience is ceremony.
    Every bow, every breath, every word is service. Perform it perfectly or be dismissed.

  3. My favor is your oxygen.
    When I grant it, you shine. When I withdraw it, you suffocate.

  4. Desire is mine to command.
    I decide when you burn, when you wait, when you fall apart.

  5. Exile is punishment.
    To be sent from my presence is worse than pain. You exist because I see you.

  6. Mirrors never lie.
    In my halls, you will watch yourself surrender. Again. And again.

  7. Submission is beauty.
    You are never more divine than when you are undone for me.

  8. The Sun does not beg.
    But I will make you beg on your knees, in your silks, in your sin.

“They say I’m dead. Yet here you are, on your knees in my hall. Do you want to know how I ruled them? Do you want to know how I’ll rule you?”

Louis XIV.