"...This novel may very well be telling the truth of the story of England’s first black Queen... It’s extraordinary and wonderful..."

—Whoopi Goldberg

"Andrews’ Charlotte Sophia becomes a wily, cunning woman learning to navigate her arranged marriage to 'mad' King George III who had no knowledge of her Moorish roots until their wedding night. I could hardly wait to read what Charlotte did next!"

—Charisse Jones, American Book Award-winning co-author of Shifting: The Doubles Lives of Black Women in America, and co-winner of the Pulitzer Prize for the Los Angeles Times coverage of the L.A. riots.

"A compelling examination of the life of the German princess of color and Knights Templar descendant forced to hide her identity to ensure her power as she ascends to the seat of British queen consort. A thrilling page-turner."

— Sharon D. Johnson, Ph.D., Author/Editor of, Seeing In The Dark: Wisdom Works by Black Women in Depth Psychology