Lady of the Trillium | Social Concerns
The land nurtured by the Archimage Haramis — the Lady of the Trillium — is comprised of two kingdoms — Ruwenda, where the Princess Mikayla had grown up in her Citadel, and the more distant Labornok — unified by the Archimage Haramis and her sisters earlier. The central social issue in this fantasy novel is that of balancing the constituent and sometimes conflicting elements which make up a social world in a way that promotes the continued health and vibrant future of the community.
A large part of this effort involves the proper education and training of the new...
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