She Dropped the Birthday Cake When She Heard "I'll Never Marry Her" - the Alpha King Said "I Will"
101 min4.2 (218 reviews)
After a devastating betrayal she decides to leave everything behind and start over. What no one knows is that she is hiding a secret powerful enough to change entire kingdoms. As she struggles to rebuild her life, she has no idea there is a man who has loved her in silence far longer than she could ever imagine. But when the truth begins to surface, the Alpha King must decide whether to fight for her or let her walk away forever.
I needed something that wasn't a true crime podcast for once. This was the perfect break.
Donna L.· 8 hours ago
I called my own son after this. Told him I love him for no reason. He thought I was sick. I was just emotional.
Ingrid S.· yesterday
Bought my mother a subscription specifically so she could listen to this. Her review was a one-word text: 'finally.'
Nancy Whitfield· 3 days ago
It's the kind of audiobook you don't recommend on Facebook. You whisper it to one specific friend.
Deborah Kowalski· 5 days ago
I've been a quiet wife for a long time. This made me feel things a quiet wife isn't supposed to feel anymore.
Dr. Helen O.· 6 days ago
The ending didn't tie everything up too neatly. I respected that. Real life doesn't either.
Helen O.· 3 weeks ago
Okay this one made me feel things.
Tropes
Genre
Second Chance
Your privacy, your call
We use essential cookies to keep you signed in and remember your language. With your consent we also use PostHog to understand how visitors use the site so we can improve it.
Back
Reviews & Comments
4.2
218 reviews
Your rating
Tap a star to rate this story
Leave a comment
Star rating is optional — comment freely.
This story made me emotional and I loved it!!!
I needed something that wasn't a true crime podcast for once. This was the perfect break.
I called my own son after this. Told him I love him for no reason. He thought I was sick. I was just emotional.
Bought my mother a subscription specifically so she could listen to this. Her review was a one-word text: 'finally.'
It's the kind of audiobook you don't recommend on Facebook. You whisper it to one specific friend.
I've been a quiet wife for a long time. This made me feel things a quiet wife isn't supposed to feel anymore.
The ending didn't tie everything up too neatly. I respected that. Real life doesn't either.
Okay this one made me feel things.