The Princess Priscilla's Fortnight

Princess Priscilla of Lothen‑Kunitz has spent her first twenty‑one years as the picture of regal propriety—tall, fair, and impeccably courteous. Her striking grey‑blue eyes and a cascade of reddish‑gold hair set her apart in a court where obedience is prized above all else. Yet beneath the polished surface, whispers hint at a restless spirit that the palace’s strict etiquette struggles to contain.

The story unfolds in the sun‑kissed duchy of Lothen‑Kunitz, a land of rolling vineyards, fragrant orchards, and a river that curls around the ducal hill. Within its elegant palaces and bustling town, Priscilla navigates the expectations of a demanding father, the lingering memory of a mother who died young, and sisters whose fiery tempers contrast sharply with her own quiet compliance. As the fortnight of her twenty‑second birthday approaches, the delicate balance of duty and desire begins to shift, promising a fortnight that may finally reveal the true character of the princess.