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Meet Princess Rhyne
A Crown, a Cage, and a Woman Who Refuses to Break
Some princesses are born to wear crowns. Others must learn how to survive the weight of them. Princess Rhyne of Caer-Lora has a sharp mind and stubborn heart. Political duty sends her to Vaz’rein. In Sins of the Sovereign, Book One of the Rhyne and Elijah Trilogy, she discovers how much of herself she will fight for.
A Princess Raised for Duty
Political necessity demands that Rhyne leave Caer-Lora for Vaz’rein, facing alliances and promises made on her behalf. Observant, intelligent, and armed with biting wit, she refuses to be underestimated.
Strength Doesn't Always Look Like Fearlessness
Rhyne worries and doubts, but keeps going. Proud, impulsive, stubborn, and occasionally too clever for her own good, she refuses to surrender her dignity.
A Heart Beneath the Armor
Rhyne notices people beyond palace walls. Her compassion leads her to question whether duty and morality are always the same thing.
Her curiosity about the world beyond her privileged upbringing leads her to question the systems that have protected her.
And Then There’s Elijah Bishop…
Sir Elijah Bishop is the seasoned knight assigned to protect her. He is guarded and disciplined; she is curious and full of questions. Both carry responsibilities neither can easily put down.
Where Elijah sees danger, Rhyne often sees unanswered questions. Where he prefers a straightforward command, she wants to understand why she should obey it.
More Than a Crown
Who are you when the life chosen for you is not the life you would have chosen for yourself? Rhyne cannot walk away from being a princess, but she can decide what kind of princess she intends to become.
Why Readers Should Get to Know Rhyne
Meet Rhyne in Sins of the Sovereign, Book One of the Rhyne and Elijah Trilogy. A dark, politically charged romantic fantasy where duty comes at a price and trust is never simple.
Because a crown may determine her place in the world. But it will never determine who she is.