Before the stories begin, step quietly into the world of Tales of a Prince.

This short introductory episode invites you into a gentle bedtime fantasy series for children and adults — a place where modern life is seen through fairy-tale eyes, kindness still matters, and even ordinary objects feel a little magical.

Here you’ll meet Prince Dani, a curious and tender-hearted prince from a faraway realm, and discover what to expect from the stories ahead: warmth, wonder, gentle humor, and moments meant to be listened to slowly, just before sleep.

A soft welcome into Tales of a Prince, part of the Whispers in the Dark series — a growing collection of calm, emotionally rich stories created for quiet evenings, tired hearts, and anyone who loves being told a story.

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Written and narrated by Dani Hyden | www.witd-series.com

The Prince and the Lost Thunder Carriage is a gentle bedtime story from Tales of a Prince, created for relaxation, sleep, and quiet nighttime listening.

Prince Dani steps into the modern world for the first time and arrives at a train station he calls the Grand Court of Thunder Beasts. When he misses the thunder carriage by seconds, he’s left with a soft ache and a sense of wonder, trying to understand a world that moves too fast.

Over coffee and quiet conversation, Dani meets Luca — warm, kind, and unexpectedly grounding. Together, they discover that a missed train can be a pause meant for connection, belonging, and tenderness.

A cozy bedtime story with magical-modern fantasy, gentle humor, and a soothing message about slowing down and finding your place.

✨ Want to read ahead? Tales of a Prince is available on Amazon in Kindle and paperback.

Written and narrated by Dani Hyden.