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King Dieo is a dramatic story that follows the final days of King Dieo of Mercia, a wise but aging ruler whose greatest concern is preparing the next generation to inherit not just his throne, but his values. At the center of the story is his adopted son, Enock, to whom Dieo imparts his deepest lessons on justice, truth, and the fleeting nature of earthly power.

As a character, Dieo grapples with betrayal, corruption, and even the failures within his own household, he remains steadfast in his belief that a king must be a servant first. He corrects his men firmly but embraces them when they repent, teaching Enock that true strength lies not in dominance but in righteousness and self-control.

The play explores weighty themes: the burden of leadership, the permanence of truth over human desire, and the humility required to face death. Dieo repeatedly reminds Enock that kingdoms, wealth, and even life itself are temporary, but knowledge, justice, and faith endure beyond the grave.

In the book, Enock torn between loyalty to his king and the temptations of fear and pride, learns from Dieo that obedience, compassion, and integrity are greater than any sword. As Dieo’s end draws near, he charges his son to protect Mercia with wisdom, not oppression, and to honor truth above all—even when it brings suffering.

In the end, the novel "King Dieo" is less a tale of political intrigue and more a father’s testament to his son: that authentic kingship is not inherited by blood or title, but by the pursuit of justice, humility before the Creator, and unwavering devotion to truth.

Book name: King Dieo
Format: Paperback (136 pages)
Published: April 10, 2019 

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