Mga Web Novel na First-Person POV Fantasy at mga Kuwentong Hidden Identity Royal

BLURB She followed her friends to a nightclub during a festival in Monaco—a faraway country where the rites of royalty brought together princesses from every kingdom, including hers. Lyriana was a 25-year-old royal from Callista... and she had never even had her first kiss. That changed the night she met a charming British-accented stranger. One kiss turned into one night, and she lost her virginity. By morning, he was gone with no traces. Months later, she discovers she’s pregnant. Desperate to find him, she returns to the hotel over and over again, but reality dawned on her. She was left to bear the consequences alone. But the man from that night wasn’t a stranger. He was the Crown Prince Alaric of Ardonia—Callista’s longtime rival. And worse, he’s betrothed to a noblewoman in a political alliance that cannot afford scandal. Now, everything is at risk. The throne, her baby...and her heart. Will the palace accept her? Will he claim the child? Will love defy royal duty?

For twenty years, Lyra has been nothing more than a slave despised by both werewolves and humans. Beaten, humiliated, and treated as less than any human slave in Lunaris, she dreams of only one thing— freedom. But fate has other plans. She is rejected by the very king who is destined to protect her. Haunted by voices and visions she cannot understand, Lyra begins to question her very existence. The forbidden mark awakens an ancient bond, binding her soul to the ruthless Alpha King Lucien Draven. A bond forbidden since the Great War. A bond that should never have existed. The moment he leaves his mark on her, the impossible begins to happen. The Royal Moon Crystal cracks. The Sacred Seal that kept witches and werewolves apart begins to weaken. An ancient prophecy whispers the name of the one who carries the long-lost magic—the Heart of Magic. Hunted by enemies, betrayed, and surrounded by secrets, Lyra must uncover the truth of who she really is before an ancient darkness is unleashed upon the world. As ancient enemies edge closer to war and destiny demands impossible sacrifices, Lucien must choose between the laws of Lunaris sworn by his ancestors... and the woman his soul refuses to let go. Most destinies demand courage. Some demand sacrifice. Lyra must choose between saving the world... or saving herself.

She was raised to be a secret. Now she's about to become a reckoning. At the royal court of Canberra-Vane, they call her the "Second Prince", sickly, unremarkable, easy to overlook. Exactly what she needs them to think. For years, Lyra has lived a lie stitched into her own skin: chest bound tight, veins full of suppressants that shouldn't even exist, all to bury one truth: she's an Omega, and she's not the son this throne was promised. One dose too late, one loose thread, and the entire fraud unravels along with her. Everyone around her is playing a game. She's just playing it better than anyone gives her credit for. Crown Prince Kaelan wants her gone and isn't subtle about it; every "accident," every closed-door meeting, is aimed at her. Ashford Vayne, the court's golden military heir, can't resist reminding her how weak she is, right up until the day he's forced to eat every word. Only Commander Ren Solari looks at her like he sees something the rest of the court doesn't: not a broken prince, but something coiled, patient, and dangerous. He's right to be careful. While they've all been underestimating her, Lyra has been building alliances no one can trace back to her, secrets sharp enough to gut a dynasty, a quiet war fought one favor and one whispered threat at a time. Then, at the imperial solstice gala, in front of everyone who ever looked past her, her suppressants fail. The mask comes off. The lie dies. What's underneath is worse than anyone imagined, and far more dangerous than she ever let herself hope. Kaelan's throne turns to ash in his hands. Ashford chokes on his own cruelty. Ren realizes the mercy he once showed a "weak" prince may be the only reason he survives