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RE: Monarch
by J. McCoy
A patient regression fantasy that treats foreknowledge as a source of moral pressure rather than a cheat code, with excellent long-range tension for readers who accept a deliberately layered opening.
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After death, a young noble wakes years earlier with fractured memories of catastrophe and must learn which alliances, sacrifices, and versions of himself can survive the coming war.
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