"Jelena, Servant of God" is a biography about the life of Jelena Petrovi Njegoš, a Montenegrin princess who became Queen of Italy. The book explores Jelena's life as a devoted mother, wife, and grandmother, as well as her numerous talents as an artist, musician, poet, and archeologist. The author also delves into Jelena's humanitarian efforts, particularly her heroic actions during the devastating earthquake in Messina, Italy, in 1908, where she risked her own life to help the injured and provide aid to the victims. The book also highlights Jelena's contributions to Italian society, which were so significant that there are now calls to canonize her as a saint. Overall, "Jelena, Servant of God" presents a detailed and inspiring account of Jelena's remarkable life and legacy.