The Jasmine Throne
A captive princess and a temple maidservant forge an alliance that could topple an empire. 464 pages of lush Indian-inspired fantasy with sapphic romance.
Best for readers who want…
Dark. Political. Atmospheric.
Mood Match
Skip this book if…
- You want fast-paced action
- You prefer Western fantasy settings
- You need explicit romance early
- You want a standalone
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How spicy is The Jasmine Throne?
Low heat (2/5) — sapphic romance develops slowly with restraint.
Who would enjoy The Jasmine Throne?
Readers who love political fantasy with LGBTQ+ romance and South Asian-inspired settings. Fans of The Priory of the Orange Tree.
What kind of read is The Jasmine Throne?
A political fantasy set in an Indian-inspired empire where a captive princess and a maidservant could change everything. 464 pages.
Is this part of a series?
Yes — book 1 of the Burning Kingdoms trilogy.
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