What happens when the battle between want and need dictates the fate of an entire realm? Ben Lynch’s latest medieval fantasy novel, Tiran, explores this very question, using intricate storytelling and complex characters to examine human nature’s deepest struggles.

The idea of ‘want versus need’ is woven throughout Tiran. Every character must face difficult choices that test their moral compass and personal desires. Do they follow their heart’s greatest longing, or do they choose the responsible path of necessity? This central conflict adds layers of depth to the novel, making it relatable to anyone who has ever struggled with making the right decision.

Through his writing, Lynch invites readers to step into the shoes of his characters, experiencing firsthand the weight of their choices. In doing so, Tiran becomes more than just a medieval fantasy; it transforms into a mirror that reflects the universal human experience.