The Mitanni Princess Tadukhipa weighs her happiness in exile and poverty, death in prison, or a luxurious life of loneliness.
Cursed to love a servant and practice a servant’s trade, Tadukhipa rebels against her father, the King, for a chance to change her destiny.
Escape to this long-forgotten journey deep into the Mitanni Empire where a princess battles her father for a chance to live her own life.
The Mitanni Princess follows the young girl assumed to be the historical Mitanni bride, Tadukhipa, to Amenhotep III and given the pet name "Kiya" by Akhenaten.
This novella is part of the prequel collection that supplements Lauren's debut series, The Lost Pharaoh Chronicles , a resurrection of an erased time that follows the five kings of Egypt who were lost to history for over three millennia. The series begins with book one, Salvation in the Sun .
LAUREN LEE MEREWETHER writes for readers who love history touched by myth, romance shaped by sacrifice, and stories where hope survives the darkest hours.
Her books blend immersive worlds, deeply flawed characters, and slow-burn, closed-door romance with high emotional stakes. Blood may spill, wounds may scar, but light always breaks.
When she isn't writing, Lauren loves to daydream about times long past while sipping green tea and watching the experts on Discovery unearth our ancestors' civilizations.
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"Merewether’s up-close and empathetic narrative style is combined with the many sensations, family conflicts, and political struggles of an exciting plotline, making for an unstoppable read." - K.C. Finn for Readers' Favorite
Tadukhipa is a sad princess to read about and reading this book made me cry all she wanted was to do all the things she loved to do and be with the man she loved but being born a princess especially one in the 1300's bc she had no rights whatsoever and was condemned to the rules of her father and at the end she loses everything and is sent to a country she doesn't know where she knows no one and knowing what happens it pains me this author is wonderful and deserves for people to read her books.