The Eagle's Daughter

"The Eagle's Daughter" tells the captivating story of Theophano, a tenth-century Byzantine princess and wife of Holy Roman Emperor Otto II. After her husband's death, Theophano becomes the regent for her young son, Otto III, and navigates the complexities of ruling during a tumultuous era marked by conflict and power struggles. Amidst this backdrop, the narrative also explores the romance of her aunt Asapasia, revealing the contrasts between the Byzantine Empire and the re-emerging Western Empire. This historically accurate novel combines rich detail with deep emotional resonance, making it a compelling listen.