THE HERBWITCH PRINCESS

This book delves into a world where political turmoil and personal redemption intertwine. We meet Lady Narcissa Greenwood, a young woman still grappling with the fallout from a disastrous past season that has unfairly branded her as a "traitor's daughter." This societal condemnation leaves her feeling trapped, convinced she can never redeem her tarnished reputation.

However, an unexpected opportunity arises from the kingdom's brewing unrest. Escalating anti-witch riots lead to a strategic betrothal between Narcissa and Crown Prince Bennett. This union, coupled with a grand kingdom tour, presents Narcissa with a chance to atone for past mistakes and prove her loyalty. She is resolute in her determination to become the dutiful crown princess, even as her reserved fiancé appears less than enthusiastic about portraying a loving couple.

Yet, appearances can be deceiving, and Prince Bennett's stoicism masks deeper complexities. As Narcissa navigates the diverse landscapes of Olderea, from its serene flax fields to its vibrant marketplaces, whispers of rebellion grow louder. Amidst this backdrop, Narcissa faces a profound personal challenge: to decide if her past defines her future, and whether concepts like duty, love, and redemption can, in fact, be intertwined rather than mutually exclusive.