Satapur lunar stone. Book 2. Mass S.

India, 1922: The rainy season in the remote mountains of Sahyadri, where the tiny principality of Satapur is hidden. It seems that a curse fell on the local princely family. Maharaja Mahenra Rao died of a sudden illness shortly after a tragic accident on the hunt in which his eldest son died. The youngest is still too young to rule the kingdom, so the Prime Minister, the uncle of the young prince, and the political agent of Britain on behalf of the two Maharani Satapur, the old princess and her daughter-in-law, do it for him.

Noble ladies are disagreed regarding the formation of a young heir, and they need the help of a lawyer. However, Maharani observe the purple and cannot communicate with men. Only one person can help them-Pertov Mr., the only woman-adulomatic stump in Bombay. Pervov resolutely seeks to bring the world to the princely house and give a reasonable recommendation for the future Maharaja, but upon arrival, she discovers that the palace of Satapura will split the struggle for power and bloody revenge. Too late, it becomes clear to her that she fell into a trap. At night? And how can she protect children from the deadly curse of the palace?