The Exorcism of Faeries

The first in a haunting dark academia romance about a graduate student studying botany in Dublin who falls for her professor of morbid anatomy, as they are drawn into a deadly plague threatening their world—perfect for fans of Ninth House and An Academy for Liars.

A strange affliction is haunting the good people of Dublin. It roots beneath the skin—blooming, entangling—before claiming its victims. No one knows how it started. No one can find a cure.

Atta Morrow has spent years pursuing the truth behind the plague. A graduate student at Trinity College, her covert research has grown into a quiet obsession that could cost her more than her academic future. When Atta’s latest risk catches the attention of Sonder Murdoch, Trinity’s infamous but brilliant morbid anatomy professor, she gains an unexpected ally—and a dangerous temptation.

Together, they dig deeper into the mysteries plaguing Dublin. But as their research blurs with folklore, Atta and Sonder must confront secrets older than science before the city, and they, are consumed.

Mortal Realities
The Exorcism of Faeries

Dark Academia

What a captivating story of a student and her professor as they work together to solve a plague that is threatening the city. Beautifully written. Great tension, and a MMC who adores the FMC

Fantastic Story

I absolutely loved the characters in this book, a especially Atta, as well as the very intriguing story line. The narration was so good I was immediately drawn in by Ms. McGrath and Mr. Murphy, and I hope to see a part 2 to this book! I will definitely be listening to more that are narrated by Ms. McGrath! What a treasure!

Worth It!

Such great casting for the narrators! The book is already divine, and the audiobook is the perfect companion.

Dublin, Faeries, Hot Professor, Student, What’s not to love!

This story was amazing! I’ll never be the same. Folklore, faeries, and a love story. Loved it!

New take on FAE!

Such a fun read and such a unique take on faeries/fae! LOVEEDD the narrators—the Irish accents completely set the tone and pulled me in. The Exorcism of Fairies by JL Vampa had those fun dark academia vibes I adore. I really liked the main male character too; he wasn’t brooding or irritating like so many can be lately—just genuinely compelling and well-written.