The Hundredth Queen
By Emily R. King (Author)
In Emily R. King's exciting fantasy debut, an orphan blossoms into a warrior who brings courage and confidence into her fearless pursuit of tradition, plunges an empire, and reclaims her life as her own.
An Orphanage of the Sisterhood and in Ancient Tarachand Empire is destined to life in seclusion and prayer. Plagued by fever, she is an unlikely candidate for position of a servant, let alone a courtesan or wife. Her only dream is to continue in the Mountain Temple of the Sisterhood in peace on the fly.
But visiting the tyrant Rajah Tarek changes Kalinda's life. Within hours, she is torn from the comfort of the house, seated on a desert trek, and asked to fight for the place among the ninety-nine wives of the Rajah and the nondescript courtesans. Her only comfort comes in the company of her guard, the Stoic, but friendly captain Deven Naik.
Given the danger of a tournament to death - and her growing affection for Deven - Kalinda has only one hope for escape, and one on in an arcane, forbidden mater, which is hidden within her.
An Orphanage of the Sisterhood and in Ancient Tarachand Empire is destined to life in seclusion and prayer. Plagued by fever, she is an unlikely candidate for position of a servant, let alone a courtesan or wife. Her only dream is to continue in the Mountain Temple of the Sisterhood in peace on the fly.
But visiting the tyrant Rajah Tarek changes Kalinda's life. Within hours, she is torn from the comfort of the house, seated on a desert trek, and asked to fight for the place among the ninety-nine wives of the Rajah and the nondescript courtesans. Her only comfort comes in the company of her guard, the Stoic, but friendly captain Deven Naik.
Given the danger of a tournament to death - and her growing affection for Deven - Kalinda has only one hope for escape, and one on in an arcane, forbidden mater, which is hidden within her.
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