The Sword of the Land
Rilsin Sae Becha was the eight-year-old heir to her kingdom when a political coup left her orphaned and captive - and placed her nine-year-old cousin Sithli on the throne. The two girls grow up together, bonds of sisterhood forming dispite their precarious situation. Unfortunately, it quickly becomes obvious that Sithli is not suited to rulership and the land of Saeditin begins a slow descent into chaos - one which Rilsin alone has the power to halt....
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