"An epic historical tale of revolution, change, and loss in a spellbinding land." (Independent Book Review)

Alto Peru, 1813. At the dawn of the South American revolution, Juana Azurduy's heart is being torn in two. A woman caught between her allegiance to her native Aymara roots and the safety of her family, Juana's world is thrown into turmoil when she and her family intervene to prevent the death of her closest friend at the hand of the Spanish.

Forced to abandon her peaceful life to evade capture, she grapples with an impossible decision: should she protect her loved ones or stand as a beacon of hope for her people against the Spanish oppression? As Juana's personal battle unfolds against the backdrop of political upheaval, the stakes escalate when her relentless Spanish pursuers inch closer.

Children of Kings delves into the untold stories of revolution, shedding light on the intimate moments of home, family, friendship, and the resilience of the human spirit.