Wild Prince

About This Audiobook

Mary Chase is the human equivalent of duct tape—indispensable, no-nonsense, and busy holding the world together one disaster at a time. As the de facto ringmaster of Rising Starr Talent Agency, she’s used to wrangling divas, extinguishing scandals, and navigating the messiest of client egos. So when her boss drops a live grenade in her lap—a high-maintenance, self-absorbed heir to a royal fortune who’s just been photographed shirtless in a fountain—Mary assumes it’s another Tuesday. Wrong. Because this client, known in the tabloids as the ‘Wild Prince,’ isn’t just a challenge; he’s a full-blown hurricane of charm, entitlement, and unexpected vulnerability.

This isn’t your typical office romance. Wild Prince is a sharp, glittering satire of privilege and professional burnout, disguised as a rom-com where the real stakes aren’t love triangles but whether Mary will survive the week without committing a felony. Darke’s writing crackles with wit, balancing rapid-fire banter with moments of genuine tenderness, all while skewering the absurdity of celebrity culture. The audiobook’s dual narration—Sebastian York’s velvety baritone for the prince’s infuriating swagger, and Ava Erickson’s razor-sharp wit for Mary’s exasperated commentary—turns every scene into a full-cast performance, making the listener feel like they’re stuck in the middle of an office listening to gossip that’s somehow both hilarious and heartfelt.