Princess Vengel Tein
During Prince Regent Varan Kuhn’s tyrannical attempts at securing his rule, Vengel Tein, now second in line to the throne, is forced to marry a foreign prisoner in order to sever her remaining political influence.
Born as only fifty-sixth in line to the throne, Vengel has always been cautious of the royal family’s blood feuds that earned the monicker of Blood Herons for their capacity to cull their own kin.
Yet while a heron might seem unmoving, they also strike with deadly precision.
Just as Vengel prepares to fight back, she finds that her husband has secrets and ambitions of his own, some of which are potentially more dangerous than her own escape from Varan Kuhn.
Now her rise to power is not only a question of severed family ties, but politics the scale of which once toppled an empire.
Plotting the next one
Ratty (working Title)
Ratty is Srathibene, Lord of Tivyuan, vassal under the failing rule of Emperor Song of Terkuhn and former lover to the Crown Prince of Song.
Returning to the Imperial City after two years fighting the Emperor’s dirty war, she finds her loyalties in turmoil similar to the politics of the empire itself.
The only thing she knows with certainty is that the Emperor must die.
Killing an Emperor is no small task, and to secure Tivyuans independence and avoid the Emperor’s schemes Ratty must find new supporters in a capitol she barely recognizes.
Under the shadow of the Witch-Clan and their legendary blood-curse upon the Empire’s Reign, the Imperial Court is increasingly paranoid and violent, and trust a commodity reserved for the strong.
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