Nikola Mizazi was an Italian writer, publicist, and lawyer, born in Calabria. His work is closely linked to historical and national themes: he sought to interpret Italy's fate during crucial periods through artistic expression. Mizasi occupied a prominent place in the literature of the late 19th and early 20th centuries as the author of novels exploring little-known chapters of Italian history.

Her Majesty the Queen transports the reader to the early 19th century, to the Kingdom of Naples, where a desperate struggle to maintain the power of the Bourbon dynasty unfolded. The central figure of the narrative is Queen Maria Carolina, daughter of the Austrian Empress Maria Theresa, a woman of strong character and political will. Against the backdrop of dramatic events, her image embodies a combination of feminine determination and stately grandeur.

This work reveals to the reader tragic and little-known pages of Italian history, allowing them to see in them not only the struggle for the throne, but also a human drama, where personal feelings are intertwined with the historical destinies of an entire country.