The Stolen Kingdom

The Queen and the Heiress, Book 2

Dreams often speak to the heart's desire.

Valda Aither has abdicated her claim to the throne. With Arwin taking her place as ruler and a dangerous false queen rising in their midst, Valda is forced into exile. Separated from her soulmate, Maris Era, she struggles to find a way to reclaim what's been lost amidst the war.

Maris, meanwhile, hides in the shadows, grappling with her true identity. As she embraces who she truly is, Maris must deal with the aftermath of her separation from Valda. Yet, in her dreams, the two are drawn together, their bond calling them to reunite for the good of the kingdoms.

As war breaks out between the Vulcanians and the Skylians, Valda and Maris must confront their own traumas and find forgiveness within themselves if they hope to bring order to their kingdoms. Can they reclaim the life, the throne, and the future they once envisioned? Or will hatred keep them apart?

For mature listeners.

©2025 C.C. González (P)2025 Podium Audio

More plot, more action, more fun.

The first book was more about the love store, which I loved! But this book focuses more on the plot and I felt like the love story and the plot balled each other out and added to the overall narrative. I love a good romance book and this one did a great job at fleshing out the couples dynamic and keeping an interesting plot.

50 Stars out of 5

Happily Ever After in a great Fantasy world. The characters and settings came through clear as if I was there with them. This will be in my repeat list to revisit over and over again.

Relatable

Might sound strange, but so many feelings, emotions, thoughts, ideas and attitudes I related to in this book. I loved it, it brought me to a headspace I didn’t know I needed. Of course then there are the… love scenes :)

Loved it

This was so action packed and addictive. I was very happy with it. I wish there was a 3rd book to the series.

Great sapphic fantasy

Two book series. Great world build awesome main characters. I’m going to listen to it again. I would recommend. Narration excellent