THE SONGBIRD'S TREASON

She entered the enemy's palace to destroy him.
She never planned to fall in love with him.

Eight years ago, the kingdom of Induvarsha burned.

Its temples were reduced to ash. Its people scattered. Its royal family was slaughtered or so the world believed.

But the Elder Princess survived

In her place stands Meher, a quiet musician with a beautiful voice, a hidden blade, and a hatred sharp enough to keep her alive.

Her mission is simple: infiltrate Adityagarh, the empire responsible for destroying her kingdom, enter the household of its heir, and uncover the weaknesses that could bring the empire to its knees.

At the center of it all is Prince Aryaveer the cold, calculating heir to the throne.

He is supposed to be the monster she has spent Eight years learning to hate.

But Aryaveer isn't what she expected.

He doesn't trust easily. He doesn't forgive. And beneath the reputation of a ruthless prince lies a man carrying secrets of his own.

As Meher becomes the one voice Aryaveer cannot stop listening to, the line between deception and truth begins to disappear.

Every song she sings is a lie.

Every smile hides a weapon.

Every moment she spends beside him brings her closer to the revenge she swore she would have and dangerously closer to the man she was sent to destroy.

Because kingdoms can survive betrayal.

**But can love survive the truth?**

And when the songbird finally reveals the knife beneath her wings, Aryaveer will have to decide:

Does he execute the princess who betrayed him
or protect the woman he has already fallen in love with?