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In the glittering palaces of Kashmir, where monsoon storms roll across the mountains and British influence presses against an ancient royal court, Y/N Whitmore arrives expecting nothing more than a season among the colonial elite. Instead, she finds herself living within the palace walls—and drawn toward Crown Prince Rohan Singh, the future Maharaja of Kashmir. He is duty-bound to marry for alliance. She is British, the daughter of a man tied to the very power he distrusts. Their attraction is inconvenient, their relationship politically impossible, and their growing need for one another increasingly difficult to hide. Among candlelit corridors, jasmine gardens, moonlit lakes, and crowded royal gatherings, two people who should never be alone together keep finding reasons to be. And sooner or later, they will have to decide whether duty is worth giving up the one thing they cannot seem to resist.