Jind

The life of Jind, the last Empress of India and successor to Maharajah Ranjit Singh, unfolds as a compelling narrative of a woman navigating the turbulent political landscape of her time. Following her husband's death, she rises to prominence, embodying self-reliance, thrift, and diplomacy. The book delves into her unique position as a female regent, exploring her character development, personal power, and the challenges she faced in the wake of Ranjit's legacy. Johnson presents a gripping account of Jind's resilience and influence in a male-dominated world.