Sita: Warrior of Mithila (Ram Chandra Series, Book 2) – Paperback

India, 3400 BCE. A nation fractured by divisions, resentment and poverty stands on the brink of chaos. The people have lost faith in their rulers and turned against a corrupt and self-serving elite, while powerful outsiders exploit the growing unrest.

Meanwhile, Raavan, the demon king of Lanka, continues to expand his influence, tightening his grip over the vulnerable Sapt Sindhu.

Two powerful tribes, guardians of the divine land of India, decide that the time has come to act. They believe a saviour is needed—and begin a search that leads them to an unexpected discovery.

An abandoned baby is found lying in a field, miraculously protected from a pack of murderous wolves by a vulture. The child is adopted by the ruler of Mithila, a small and powerless kingdom largely ignored by the world.

No one expects the little girl to achieve anything extraordinary.

But they are wrong.

Her name is Sita.

From an orphaned child to the Prime Minister of Mithila, and ultimately to a figure revered as a Goddess, Sita’s extraordinary journey is one of courage, leadership, sacrifice and destiny.

In the second book of the Ram Chandra Series, Amish presents a thrilling reimagining of Sita’s life and explores the woman behind one of India’s most revered figures.

A story of an orphan who became a Prime Minister—and then, a Goddess.

Key Features:

Book 2 of the acclaimed Ram Chandra Series

Follows the extraordinary rise of Sita

A fresh and imaginative retelling of Indian mythology

Explores courage, leadership, destiny and sacrifice

Set against a richly imagined ancient India

An engaging choice for readers who enjoy mythology, adventure and epic storytelling

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