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She was born a noblewoman. She became a queen. She died a traitor in the eyes of her king. In the divided Kingdom of Glassenburg, Amelia Beauchamp is raised within the powerful House of Beauchamp, one of the oldest noble families in the western realm. Educated in languages, law, history, and diplomacy, she is taught from childhood that power is rarely won by the sword alone. At seventeen, Amelia marries King Arthur II, a union meant to heal the growing divide between the Crown and the powerful western lords. For a time, she seems destined for greatness. She becomes a beloved queen, a devoted mother, and an influential voice within the royal court. But beneath the splendour of Folken Castle, rival factions are fighting for control of the kingdom. Her family's growing power makes her dangerous, and those closest to the king begin to turn his trust into suspicion.Then her father dies. Her brother inherits the Beauchamp earldom. And a forged document accusing her family of treason changes everything. When Edward Beauchamp is accused of plotting against the Crown, Amelia is trapped between the man she married and the family she was born to protect. Her attempts to prevent civil war only make her appear more suspicious. Her daughter is taken from her. Her closest friend is imprisoned. And Amelia herself is locked away. Soon, the queen is no longer fighting to save her family. She is fighting to save her own life. Amelia Beauchamp: Queen Consort of Glassenburg is the tragic story of a young queen caught between love, loyalty, family, and a kingdom consumed by political ambition. A story of power, betrayal, motherhood, sacrifice, and the price of wearing a crown.