With her uncle the King dead, Ehmelia fears what will become of her and her husband to be, Jisoon.
Ehmelia’s problems multiply.
Her uncle’s death has her engaged almost two years earlier than she had planned. Her great-aunt has stepped aside and left her duties to Ehmelia — both those of the Young Queen and the Queen.
Her uncle’s death has her engaged almost two years earlier than she had planned. Her great-aunt has stepped aside and left her duties to Ehmelia — both those of the Young Queen and the Queen.
Worst of all, The Banished One — Royert — has returned and demands to see his mother. Further, he wants an audience with his brother The King, and his Young Queen, Ehmelia.
Talk of war with the north intensifies. A marriage loop-hole causes Ehmelia to worry. And when Royert arrives, everything is tossed to the wind.
Book two of e a lake’s series Ehmelia of Bemin picks up right where the first book left off. And times have never been more difficult for a young girl from the swamps of Bemin. A girl destined to become Ehmelia — The Queen of the Lakes Kingdom.
