Rhoswen Boone is destined to become a Queen, but not of her own homeland. Her grandfather had declared war with a neibouring country, Bardulm, before Rhoswen had been born. Many suffered at the hands of her own bloodline, and at the hands of Bardulm's King. When both ruler's passed away, one of natural cause and one remains a mystery, two sons take over the throne. Time had been running out to right dire wrongs and to save the survivors. The solution was to tie both countries to marriage, using their future first born children. Rhoswen is half the product to that solution. It has been ingrained into Rhoswen time and time again that it is her role to marry the Prince of Bardulm. To begin molding a bond between both countries, so that violence does not rage again in her home. Rhoswen is willing to be the key to peace, but as she struggles to balance family and responsibility, she will soon learn that all duties hold consequences, blood will not always run thick, and peace of any kind will come with a heavy