Six years ago, when Margaret Alan von Andre was still a royal princess, no one believed she would become a queen.
No one imagined that this pale, beautiful young princess would ascend the throne and ultimately become a ruler greater than her father and brothers.
One day, Margaret of Golan would become a name worthy of reverence.
Power and love are rarely won together, while truth and death are never far apart.
- Philippa Gregory
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Note: The female lead is a sharp-tongued chatterbox, incurable in every way, with a terrible personality and little motherly affection, among other flaws. This novel is purely the product of the author's imagination, and its direction will depend on whatever that imagination comes up with on any given day.
Come on, it's rare to have someone with a Western background, and there's Borges, whom I love.