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    Fated to Strike: Princess Amodini, #0
    Fated to Love: Princess Amodini, #2
    Fated to Live: Princess Amodini, #1
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    Princess Amodini Series

    By C Phillip

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    About this series

    Still a fugitive princess in an enemy kingdom.

    Back in the university town of Satvikshila, Satya sets up a free chemist store for destitute patients using the reward money she received from the emperor.

    But fate has other plans.

    Veerata seeks her hand in marriage while still unaware that she is the lost princess of Amritambu. Meanwhile, the king and queen of Videha, who arrive in Satayu for the new year festival, seem to have a perverse interest in the promising young female physician and seek to bring her back to their own kingdom.

    When the empress of Satayu refuses the absurd request, a contest is arranged between the best warriors of the two kingdoms—the notorious Charaka, and the great general of Satayu, Veerata—that will decide Satya's fate.

    Will Satya be forced to choose between the two, or will she stand up for her own freedom?

     

    Bonus story: Eight years ago, the young queen, Nandini of Amritambu, captures the traitor, Charaka, and sentences him to death for the assassination of Amodini's mother, Devisena.

    How does Charaka escape the execution and flee from Amritambu?

    And has he truly escaped his fate?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherC Phillip
    Release dateJan 7, 2022
    Fated to Strike: Princess Amodini, #0
    Fated to Love: Princess Amodini, #2
    Fated to Live: Princess Amodini, #1

    Titles in the series (3)

    • 1

      Fated to Live: Princess Amodini, #1
      Fated to Live: Princess Amodini, #1

      Fated to Live: Princess Amodini, #1

      C Phillip
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      A fugitive princess in an enemy kingdom.  18-year-old Satya is the best female medical student at Satvikshila University in the kingdom of Satayu. Her dream is to become a doctor and spend her life treating patients. Unknown to all, she secretly uses healing magic to administer miraculous cures. Born with the gift, her powers are also the sole proof of her true identity - Princess Amodini, the last remaining survivor of the royal family of the fallen kingdom of Amritambu. A chance encounter brings her face-to-face with Veerata, the great general of Satayu who conquered Amritambu. Seeing him suffer from an old battle wound, she heals him using her powers in the hopes that he will save Satvikshila from the clutches of a corrupt feudal lord. Failing to recognise the princess, missing for the last three years, Veerata is attracted to the beautiful and intelligent young maiden who saves his life. Determined to guard her secret, Satya and her two trusted companions, Madhav and Sulochana, intend to leave Satvikshila and find refuge elsewhere. But their plans are thwarted when Veerata seeks her aid in treating a dancer from the kingdom of Videha, who is slowly being poisoned to death. Will Satya be able to save the poisoned dancer while still keeping her powers and her identity a secret from her sworn enemy?

      A fugitive princess in an enemy kingdom.  18-year-old Satya is the best female medical student at Satvikshila University in the kingdom of Satayu. Her dream is to become a doctor and spend her life treating patients. Unknown to all, she secretly uses healing magic to administer miraculous cures. Born with the gift, her powers are also the sole proof of her true identity - Princess Amodini, the last remaining survivor of the royal family of the fallen kingdom of Amritambu. A chance encounter brings her face-to-face with Veerata, the great general of Satayu who conquered Amritambu. Seeing him suffer from an old battle wound, she heals him using her powers in the hopes that he will save Satvikshila from the clutches of a corrupt feudal lord. Failing to recognise the princess, missing for the last three years, Veerata is attracted to the beautiful and intelligent young maiden who saves his life. Determined to guard her secret, Satya and her two trusted companions, Madhav and Sulochana, intend to leave Satvikshila and find refuge elsewhere. But their plans are thwarted when Veerata seeks her aid in treating a dancer from the kingdom of Videha, who is slowly being poisoned to death. Will Satya be able to save the poisoned dancer while still keeping her powers and her identity a secret from her sworn enemy?

    • 1

      Fated to Strike: Princess Amodini, #0
      Fated to Strike: Princess Amodini, #0

      Fated to Strike: Princess Amodini, #0

      C Phillip
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      A warrior queen in a fallen kingdom. When the white stallion of Satayu breeches the borders of Amritambu, Queen Nandini orders it's capture against the better judgement of her entire court. She refuses to surrender her kingdom peacefully to the Ashwamedha ritual that allows the horse to wander freely and declares Satayu a sovereign empire over all other kingdoms in the continent. Capturing the magnificent beast means war against the forces of Veerata, the invincible young general of Satayu, who conquered even the great kingdom of Matsya. Nandini's insignificant army falls to his might in a single week. Under orders of King Padmapani of Satayu, Veerata must capture both the queen and her younger sister, Princess Amodini, alive. But he finds the palace deserted and the fiery young queen waiting to ambush his soldiers in a secret room in the tallest tower. Can Veerata convince Nandini to surrender and save her own life or will they perish together inside that ill-fated room? And where is Princess Amodini?

      A warrior queen in a fallen kingdom. When the white stallion of Satayu breeches the borders of Amritambu, Queen Nandini orders it's capture against the better judgement of her entire court. She refuses to surrender her kingdom peacefully to the Ashwamedha ritual that allows the horse to wander freely and declares Satayu a sovereign empire over all other kingdoms in the continent. Capturing the magnificent beast means war against the forces of Veerata, the invincible young general of Satayu, who conquered even the great kingdom of Matsya. Nandini's insignificant army falls to his might in a single week. Under orders of King Padmapani of Satayu, Veerata must capture both the queen and her younger sister, Princess Amodini, alive. But he finds the palace deserted and the fiery young queen waiting to ambush his soldiers in a secret room in the tallest tower. Can Veerata convince Nandini to surrender and save her own life or will they perish together inside that ill-fated room? And where is Princess Amodini?

    • 2

      Fated to Love: Princess Amodini, #2
      Fated to Love: Princess Amodini, #2

      Fated to Love: Princess Amodini, #2

      C Phillip
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      Still a fugitive princess in an enemy kingdom. Back in the university town of Satvikshila, Satya sets up a free chemist store for destitute patients using the reward money she received from the emperor. But fate has other plans. Veerata seeks her hand in marriage while still unaware that she is the lost princess of Amritambu. Meanwhile, the king and queen of Videha, who arrive in Satayu for the new year festival, seem to have a perverse interest in the promising young female physician and seek to bring her back to their own kingdom. When the empress of Satayu refuses the absurd request, a contest is arranged between the best warriors of the two kingdoms—the notorious Charaka, and the great general of Satayu, Veerata—that will decide Satya's fate. Will Satya be forced to choose between the two, or will she stand up for her own freedom?   Bonus story: Eight years ago, the young queen, Nandini of Amritambu, captures the traitor, Charaka, and sentences him to death for the assassination of Amodini's mother, Devisena. How does Charaka escape the execution and flee from Amritambu? And has he truly escaped his fate?

      Still a fugitive princess in an enemy kingdom. Back in the university town of Satvikshila, Satya sets up a free chemist store for destitute patients using the reward money she received from the emperor. But fate has other plans. Veerata seeks her hand in marriage while still unaware that she is the lost princess of Amritambu. Meanwhile, the king and queen of Videha, who arrive in Satayu for the new year festival, seem to have a perverse interest in the promising young female physician and seek to bring her back to their own kingdom. When the empress of Satayu refuses the absurd request, a contest is arranged between the best warriors of the two kingdoms—the notorious Charaka, and the great general of Satayu, Veerata—that will decide Satya's fate. Will Satya be forced to choose between the two, or will she stand up for her own freedom?   Bonus story: Eight years ago, the young queen, Nandini of Amritambu, captures the traitor, Charaka, and sentences him to death for the assassination of Amodini's mother, Devisena. How does Charaka escape the execution and flee from Amritambu? And has he truly escaped his fate?

    Author

    C Phillip

    C Phillip is a Mumbai-based, self-published author of two book series, one light novel and short stories. She writes action-packed historical fiction and fantasy novels with a generous helping of romance, suspense and strong female leads. Her short story, 'The Prince and the Flute Player', is featured in a charity anthology, Children of War, that explores the experiences of children trapped in war and seeks to honour those affected by the Russia-Ukraine conflict.  Apart from writing books, C Phillip is engaged in active research on women's empowerment in ancient India, which she uses as a basis for creating credible, diverse, dynamic and multifaceted characters. 

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