The Black Crown Of Europe

For fifty years, House Yaharahla has ruled-and powerful enemies are determined to erase its legacy.In 1604, King Malachi Yaharahla presides over a powerful Black royal dynasty in Europe. Beside Queen Isabella and their five children, Malachi has spent his reign protecting the kingdom his ancestors built. But when mysterious riders approach the castle and a hidden genealogy is brought to his court, the family discovers that their greatest battle may not be over land or gold-but history itself.As old records surface, long-buried bloodlines are revealed, including the ancestry of Lady Naomi Laurent, the woman destined to marry Malachi's nephew, Prince Khalil Yaharahla. Their marriage threatens powerful interests and places Naomi, Khalil, and their future child at the center of a dangerous struggle involving assassins, rival nobles, lost royal claims, and a campaign to destroy evidence of generations of Black influence and power.Over three turbulent years, the Yaharahla family must defend its kingdom while preparing a new generation to inherit the crown.The Black Crown of Europe is a sweeping work of historical fiction about family, royalty, love, betrayal, war, legacy, and the fight to preserve a people's memory.