Fierce Queen (L.A. Ruthless Series Book 2)

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A queen’s courage is not just in the battles she fights, but in the obstacles she overcomes to lead her people to prosperity.” A crown is a symbol of authority, but a queen’s true authority comes from her ability to connect with and inspire her people.” Goodreads Librarians are volunteers who help ensure the accuracy of information about books and authors in the Goodreads' catalog. The Goodreads Libra Goodreads Librarians are volunteers who help ensure the accuracy of information about books and authors in the Goodreads' catalog. The Goodreads Librarians Group is the official group for requesting additions or updates to the catalog, including: A queen’s crown may be a symbol of her position, but her true value lies in her ability to make a positive impact on the world.” Also read: Princess Catherine Duleep Singh: Suffragette And The “Indian Schindler” | #IndianWomenInHistory

A queen’s crown may be a physical symbol of her reign, but her true legacy is in the hearts and minds of those she touched.”Being a queen means taking responsibility for your own life and decisions, and being accountable to those you lead.” Being a queen means stepping into your power and shining your light brightly for others to follow.”

My name is Alana Montoya. My husband is the King of L.A. And I am his Queen. I never asked for this life, but now that it’s mine, I will fight for it with every breath in my body. Our love is fire and fury, burning brighter than the heat of a thousand suns. But when secrets and betrayal threaten our chance at happiness, will the flames be enough to vanquish our enemies, and destroy our doubts and fears? Or will the ashes and embers of what we once had be all that remains? A war is coming to L.A, and when it is over, only one side will be left standing. A fierce King will burn the whole world down to get what he wants. But, a wise King knows that he can’t win a war alone. Because when all is said and done, everyone knows that the Queen is the most powerful player on the board. Fierce Queen (L.A. Ruthless #2) by Sadie Kincaid – eBook Details Royalty isn’t just a title, it’s a way of life that requires selflessness, honor, and a commitment to serve.” A dynamic book that I loved ever single hot minute of because behind every hot, fierce king of L.A. is an even hotter, spicier Queen waiting to dominate her Kingdom. A queen’s legacy lives on not just through her accomplishments, but through the lives she touched and the people she inspired.”The Queen is the only person who can put on a tiara with one hand, while walking down stairs.”–Princess Margaret She had to face various social and cultural problems that were caused due to unrest in the increase in foreign trade and a general patriarchal disdain that a female ruler was destined to endure. During her reign, despite occasional failures in her expeditions, she refused to give up her political positions into the hand of other male nobles whose influence in the region was getting stronger with time. Assertion of personhood and autonomy A queen’s crown is not just a symbol of her power, it is a reminder of her responsibility to use that power for the greater good.”

I do wish there had been a tab bit more action in this, I felt like it was all mainly at the end. But the spice made up for it. Think like a queen. A queen is not afraid to fail. Failure is another steppingstone to greatness.”–Oprah Winfrey Join the magnificent Donald Mullis for a queer history talk on Crossing the Line ceremonies and the transgressive world of life at sea. Authors, if you are a member of the Goodreads Author Program, you can edit information about your own books. Find out how in this guide. A queen is a leader who understands that her role is to serve and uplift others, not to dominate or control them.”It was the king’s sister’s children who became the successors. In Attingal, only women had the right to rule and it was more important to have a female heir than a male one. In the absence of a legitimate heir in Attingal, the royal family would adopt girls from other royal houses.