The most important thing Jonathan and Elise have in common is ambitious fathers who wish to see the two married. An arranged wedding later, Jonathan and Elise do not know what to do with each other. Adding to the complications, Jonathan is a prince. Between ruling his land of Aurelia, fending off the pressures laid on him by his father, and trying to navigate the uncharted waters of marriage, Jonathan finds himself the target of assassins.

Can Jonathan and Elise learn to love before their last chance is gone?
Sometimes life seems like a ticking clock - constantly moving forward without interference, without purpose, without pause. Yet God is constantly at work. Sometimes His movements are obvious, and we call those miracles. But many times, He works through the normal, the everyday. Although we often call these happenings "chance" or "coincidence," when we look closer, we can see the divine signature.

In The Beauty and the Throne, see how God can shape the romance of two people with ordinary and extraordinary circumstances. See how even unfortunate events can be transformed into fortuity.
I enjoy finding songs I believe capture the themes or essence of my stories. Here is one I chose for The Beauty and the Throne:
"When Did You Fall" by Chris Rice
I havc no affiliation with this band nor rights to this song.