The term plenipotentiary refers to an extraordinary and gifted
person able to handle undertakings of uncommon magnitude,
difficulty, and delicacy, who has been vested with full power and
authority to directly or indirectly rule a kingdom . 
  
   The Kingdom of Lusainne is a small but charming principality
ruled by King Alain and Queen Shanna.  After long being barren,
the Queen delivers an heiress. The King is delighted and im-
mediately begins grooming little Princess Briony for the throne.
   K. L. Morgan has done it again. She has created a totally unique
princess with remarkable abilities. This first book in a series of
three, introduces Lusainne and its monarchy. The story is told
through the eyes of Briony’s best friend, Bonil, son of Durlane
the scribe and advisor to the King.
   Briony astounds everyone with her intelligence and charm. It
isn’t long before the kingdom has taken the little princess to their
hearts. Her passionate love for the people of her kingdom plunges
her into unimaginable escapades. No kingly heir has been better
trained. Briony is a sleuth in disguise, an investigator worthy
of the name. Her gift is seeing directly to the heart of a matter.
This quality captures the imagination and loyalty of her kingdom. 
   Her dedication to her people is without equal.  All too soon
evil rears its ugly head threatening Lusainne. Briony must battle
unforeseeable odds to win a crown, and save her kingdom from
ruin. Her bold actions will change her realm forever.