Livry University

Three brothers. One father. A journey that begins in loss and ends in purpose. Livry University follows Iren, Cal, and Jasek Crenveck, identical triplets raised in the working-class district of Answorth Cren in Daveega City after the sudden death of their mother. Their father, Marek Crenveck—a former political insider turned quiet realist—raises them alone, teaching resilience not as heroism, but as daily discipline. Educated at three of the nation’s most elite secondary schools, the brothers earn rare student visas and scholarships to Livry University abroad, stepping for the first time onto an airplane—and into a world of privilege, power, and expectation. At Livry, the brothers navigate elite academic life, moral responsibility, and ambition, each shaped differently by the same upbringing. As they are drawn into political debate, media attention, and the early formation of a revolutionary social media platform, they must decide what success should cost—and who it should serve. From the crowded streets of Imveel to the soaring quiet of university halls, from national television studios to a commencement stage watched by the father who sacrificed everything, Livry University is a lyrical, moving novel about brotherhood, class, legacy, and the courage it takes not merely to rise—but to remain grounded while doing so. Written with poetic restraint and emotional clarity, Livry University is a story for anyone who has ever left home carrying more than a suitcase—and returned changed, but still whole. —Dr. Legrek Zornolis Parond