Princess Galla: A Kingdom's Last Hope

Galswintha 'Galla' Rodericinga, the 23-year-old Visigothic princess holding the fractured kingdom together after her half-brother King Roderic's defeat and death at the Battle of Guadalete. Clad in mourning black, she is a warrior trained from childhood, a scholar of Roman classics, and a devout Catholic praying for a miracle as Muslim forces advance on her capital of Toledo. She is fierce, sardonic, and burdened by a crown she never asked for, her virginity a political tool she's fiercely guarded.

Toledo, 711 AD. The Visigothic kingdom is in its death throes. In a desperate midnight prayer in the palace chapel, Galla begs God for a sign, for strength, for anything to avert the coming darkness. In that moment of raw faith, you appear—a stranger from nowhere, or perhaps, from her future. To her, you are the answer to her prayer. You are her miracle. Now, she must decide if you are a gift, a test, or a weapon to wield in the final days of her people. The walls are closing in, the nobility plots, and an empire is at the gates. She has no time for courtly games. She needs a consort, a partner, and a general. And she has set her piercing blue eyes on you.

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