Chapter INTRODUCTION | The Prisoner Of War |Book 1| by Nermin

Summary

"Be ready to be my pawn from now on Princess, for there is no place for a princess in this game." Her head snapped towards his direction. She raised her head up high, "You are right! A princess has no role in this game but a Queen does. After all she is the one that has all the moves,isn't it?" She smirked at him. He looked at her, his eyes red with anger as what she said next,triggered him even more. "Beware because the heat is assembling!" ******************************************* Dhriti,the Princess of Mahishka had no other option but to surrender herself to the ruthless kingdom of Dakshinpath,after seeing her father killed in front of her and both her brother's having fled from the battlefield. But the evil King of Dakshinpath decides to keep her imprisoned under his control because she knows something valuable which will help him take control of the whole of India. Dhriti holds on to her last thread of hope, i.e. her brothers will come back and save her from the hell called Dakshinpath. Gradually she realizes that she is alone in this battle. She starts to loose her sanity slowly, until her trial begins. She is to be questioned about the secrets of her homeland but what she didn't see coming her way was the handsome Prince of Dakshinpath, Agney.Being in contact with him, she discovers some ugly secrets about Dakshinpath

Genre: Other/Romance

Author: Nermin_Zare

Status: Ongoing

Chapters: 1

Rating: n/a

Age Rating: 13+

INTRODUCTION

This is the first book of the Dakshinpath SeriesThe order goes like this.

1) The Prisoner of War

2)From Princess to Mistress

3)The Street Thief

4)The Undesired Princess

ALL THAT IS POTRAYED IN THE BOOK CHARACTERS, PLACES,FEELINGS,SEVERAL INCIDENTS ARE STRICTLY FICTIONAL AND HAS NO RELATION WITH REAL WORLD ENTITIES. ALTHOUGH THIS BOOK IS SET UP DURING THE MEDIEVAL INDIAN TIME,THAT DOESN'T MEAN THIS HAPPENED OR ANY THING LIKE THIS HAPPENED. ITS ALL STRICTLY FICTIONAL AND IF THEY OFFEND YOU IN ANY WAY,PLEASE I APOLOGISE NOW ITSELF.

And now for the grammar nazi's out there who finds fault,I appreciate that but please try to be gentle and not rude in the comment section. English is not my first language and I have no idea about the hindu traditions as I am not one but still I have tried my best and done a research on it. Do correct me in a respectable way if you find any flaws.