Bertine was the daughter of the prime minister from the wealthy small country of Saint-Leuhan.... more>>

The noble lady was preparing for her happiest day; her marriage in two weeks, yet she found herself ending up marrying into the victorious nation as part of the war reparations that her country wasn't directly involved in.

With despair and resignation, Bertine set out for the journey to marry into the victorious country, where she was treated in ways she has never experienced in her life.

"What is the purpose of my life?" she wondered.

The marquess' daughter, who had lived quietly and gracefully, was reborn strong in the enemy country, gaining strength and involving those around her. <<less

The country of Hierbas is ruled jointly by royalty. Princess Beatrice had left the royal palace to spend her time in industrial production in the borderlands. Sandwiched between her haughty older brother Albert and sly younger brother Samuel, she has retreated to avoid the two’s confrontation. But as the situation in the surrounding countries worsens, Beatrice is forced to make a political decision. In her hands, she holds a certain “trump card” she inherited from her grandmother, who was renowned as a wise ruler.... more>>

The books in this series can be read as standalone stories. Each book revolves around a different character. <<less