Jacquetta

In the rigid confines of 10th-century Byzantium, Jacquetta Skleraina defies expectations as a wealthy but socially marginalized young woman with bold ambitions. Determined to break free from a life of mediocrity or forced seclusion, she forges a daring path, negotiating an unconventional marriage to Trystyn de Baux, a nobleman of modest means in Western Francia. Their union, born of necessity and strategic alliances, sets the stage for Jacquetta's groundbreaking venture - a weaving enterprise in a world that offers little freedom to women. Yet, even as she begins to carve her place in her new homeland, Jacquetta must navigate treacherous alliances, domestic upheavals, and her husband's insecurities, all while striving to maintain her vision.
But Jacquetta's resolve is tested when enemies old and new conspire to destroy her marriage, reputation, and burgeoning business. As danger looms from jealous rivals and hidden plots, Jacquetta and Trystyn must face their personal demons and rediscover their partnership to protect their legacy. With political intrigue, forbidden desires, and the promise of a new life at stake, Jaquetta weaves a tale of ambition, resilience, and love against the backdrop of a tumultuous medieval Europe.