Prince Otto

About the book: No one can sacrifice when forced to sacrifice, as here the sacrifice is conditioned by love and satisfaction, and then abandonment is considered the highest form of love and freeing the other party from the oppressive obligatory obligations. The reader may wonder about Otto's weakness or surrender, but he is in an unenviable position as he is about to lose all the pillars of his life and will be a loser in all cases, either to abandon his wife whom he loves or to lose his throne to win his wife. And here the surprise happens, where we discover that some losses are just a new beginning and a way to gain other things, even an opportunity to create a new story of our choosing. But we cannot deny the fact that some losses are irreplaceable and the pain of betrayal is unbearable. Author: Robert Stinson Publisher: Orchid