Crown of the Seventy Eight

The cards were never meant to be metaphors.
In a world where the Major Arcana are real-living embodiments of power that bond with those who can wield them-Kael has spent fifteen years hiding in the shadows of a brutal regime. But when The Chariot chooses him, he becomes something more than human: a force of unstoppable momentum, capable of toppling empires.
Revolution should have been simple. Gather the other Arcana wielders. Overthrow the tyrant. Build something better.
But power doesn't care about intentions.
As more Arcana awaken-The Tower's destruction, The Sun's merciless truth, The Devil's seductive freedom-Kael discovers that replacing one throne with another solves nothing. Every choice to control becomes tyranny. Every grant of freedom becomes chaos. And the line between liberator and oppressor grows thinner with each command he gives.
The cards are falling. The city is fracturing. And Kael must decide: Can you build justice without becoming the monster you fought to destroy?
For readers who crave morally complex fantasy where revolution is just the beginning, and the real battle is against the corruption of power itself.