Geminigoddess
"She didn't just survive an empire-she ruled it, broke it, and rebuilt herself from its ashes."
Born Eliza Gilbert in the barracks of Ireland, she forged herself into Doña María-a captivating Spanish dancer whose fiery defiance and brilliant political mind captivated 19th-century Europe. Rising to power in Munich as the infamous Countess of Landsfeld, she became the chief counselor to King Ludwig I, wielding a secret influence that ignited the fury of corrupt ministers and sparked a revolution.
Set against a backdrop of royal salons, clandestine underground presses, and high-stakes intrigue,
The Woman Who Broke a Kingdom is a dramatic fictional adaptation inspired by the extraordinary life of Lola Montez. It is the story of an untouchable woman who turned scandal into strength, outsmarted the men who sought to destroy her, and sacrificed everything to keep her freedom.
She arrived in Europe with nothing, conquered a kingdom, and left it all in flames-ready to show the New World that a legend can never be ruined.
PS... I research her book and other historical novels regarding her life