Glossology: Being a Treatise on the Nature of Language and on the Language of Nature (1852)

Princess Elisabethas country is caught up in a war, and the king and queen worry that they will not profit much by any eligible marriages outside of the turmoil. Soon they realize that they have but one option: Elisabethas hand must be presented as a war-ending peace offering. She has to grow up fast when she becomes the new queen to a treacherous and backstabbing court. At what lengths will she go to and to what lands does her journey take her in order to run from the evil that her crown has brought heraand to run toward a love she left behind? Kidnap. Murder. Manipulation. Breakable Rules allows the reader to examine the independence of choosing oneas own destiny no matter how difficult and no matter the cost.