Supreme Equilibrium

Yonder, in the ancient Queendom of Firewood, young Queen and High Priestess Myriam rules and guides her people based on a heterogeneous Amazonian society. People are represented by the Council of Elders and whomever seeks advice, protection, wisdom may go to the Queen and find a sanctuary. She is the one and only ruler and inspires legends which are told in foreign kingdoms: what is required of her is focus on everything but selfish matters. Queens of Firewood were not allowed to know what true love meant, because Supreme Equilibrium depended on her purity of mind and soul. Since she was enthroned, in young age, Queen Myriam had to face conflicts with neighbouring kingdoms, pursuing her and her power.

When the Matriarch decided it was time to give birth to an heir to the throne, she met Wanya, a fascinating and mysterious slave girl. Could such person be the answer to the Queen's prayers and questions? Doubts and insecurities grow up in time, especially when discussing about them with the Crown Counsellor, Sir Ganim, one of the most powerful men in that matriarchal society.

An epic medieval celtic-like fantasy novel: magic, politics, romance, responsibilities, and so forth draw the patterns of the story towards an intriguing plot twist... old-fashionate or contemporary story? Read it and find out.