At 17, Alina marries a prince to secure her place in the palace after her father's death. But her inability to bear a child brings cruelty from the prince's sisters and the people of the kingdom, who ultimately exile her and her younger sister.

Forced to survive, the sisters turn to underground boxing, where the young princess makes a name for herself. Their lives take a dramatic turn when an older king from the kingdom falls for the now battle-hardened princess. She reluctantly marries him, becoming queen once more, but palace life is far from peaceful.

Haunted by past secrets and new dangers, the young queen navigates complex relationships and hidden enemies. As old loves resurface and new threats emerge, she must fight for her rightful place and the love she deserves.

Queen of Two Thrones

The autumn air carried a crisp edge as Alina fastened her cloak around her shoulders, the weight of the fabric comforting against the chill. Each morning, like this morning, she walked the perimeter of their small cottage, tending to the wildflowers that bordered their garden. Despite the serene beauty of the morning, her heart carried the heaviness of the recent event. 


Since the night of the Queen's party, Alina had shunned every attempt by the King to contact or see her. Each invitation, each message, was refused. She couldn't forget the scornful laughter, the cutting words of the Queen that night. She had become a spectacle, her dignity shredded before the women of the kingdom. The king's love for her was no shield against such humiliation. 


Chapter 25: The King’s Apology