Tired of Historical Fictions That All Start The Same Way?
What if the girl rescued from the tower wasn't saved by an ogre in Shrek or by a prince in every story ever written?
What if she's saved by another woman?
A woman who hoards her freedom like stray dogs hoard their food. And in 16th century Italy, Katsi struggles to come to terms with the world and her place in it. But fate will make that decision for her.
When the Queen of Eulius loved by her people, and hated by the aristocracy waiting to take her place, suffers a deadly blow. It will have far reaching consequences for her family. And Katsi Rae Cataldi will find herself, the one person who wants:
Truth And Justice.
She's ready for any battle. Even if that means going up against the witch Drusilla or taking on the King. But when she joins forces with the only royal willing to help, Rhea Elin Von Holt, she finds herself pushing her priorities aside. To the point where she's not sure who she should be saving, herself, Rhea, or her family?
Read For:
•The Strong Female Lead
•A New Twist on an Old Tale
•A Womans Rise to a Status Only Fit for a King
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What if the girl rescued from the tower wasn't saved by an ogre in Shrek or by a prince in every story ever written?
What if she's saved by another woman?
A woman who hoards her freedom like stray dogs hoard their food. And in 16th century Italy, Katsi struggles to come to terms with the world and her place in it. But fate will make that decision for her.
When the Queen of Eulius loved by her people, and hated by the aristocracy waiting to take her place, suffers a deadly blow. It will have far reaching consequences for her family. And Katsi Rae Cataldi will find herself, the one person who wants:
Truth And Justice.
She's ready for any battle. Even if that means going up against the witch Drusilla or taking on the King. But when she joins forces with the only royal willing to help, Rhea Elin Von Holt, she finds herself pushing her priorities aside. To the point where she's not sure who she should be saving, herself, Rhea, or her family?
Read For:
•The Strong Female Lead
•A New Twist on an Old Tale
•A Womans Rise to a Status Only Fit for a King
Add To Cart
