The Trua

Miyuki, once a land of beauty and blessing, has become a living nightmare.

Divided by caste, the nation has fallen under the rule of a dictator. For nearly two decades, the Trua Regime has prospered through fear and control. Half-bloods and humans are branded as vermin, while nobles and pure-bloods flourish in the name of a twisted future.
Seventeen-year-old Kasumi Yoshida dreams of freedom-and clings to a forbidden faith in Yeshua, a belief outlawed by the regime and punishable by death. But when a mysterious noble with ties to the rebellion crosses her path, her world is turned upside-down. As buried secrets come to light, Kasumi finds herself caught between a ruthless government and a resistance whose motives are as murky as the enemy's.
Will she play it safe-or risk everything to stand for truth, even if it means defying the Trua Lord himself?

The Trua is a gripping Christian dystopian series that explores the battle between light and darkness, and the unshakable truth that no soul is beyond redemption.

Content Warning!
This book is a work of Christian fiction intended for mature audiences. While written with a redemptive purpose rooted in the gospel of Yeshua the Messiah (Jesus Christ), it contains depictions of difficult subject matter, including but not limited to:

• Abuse (physical, emotional, spiritual, and sexual)
• Human trafficking and exploitation
• Trauma and PTSD
• Depression and suicidal ideation
• Substance use and addiction
• Torture and violence
• Religious persecution
• Sexual temptation and same-sex attraction
• Complex moral dilemmas
• Psychological and spiritual warfare

There are no explicit sexual scenes or graphic descriptions. However, the themes are dark, realistic, and intentionally challenging as part of a greater narrative about sin, suffering, salvation, and sanctification.

Reader discretion is advised, particularly for those who may be sensitive to these topics. Older teens may read with parental guidance. Please read with caution and follow your personal convictions.

The author does not glorify sin, but seeks to explore the brokenness of humanity through a biblical lens-offering hope, healing, and the unshakable truth that no one is beyond redemption.