Of Heat and Obsession

The Death Whisperer, Book 2

By: Katie May

Narrated by: Heather Firth, Sean Masters

They call me their captive, their pet, their toy.

One prince wants to keep me; another desires to steal me away. And a third? I think he wants to end my life.

During the day, I'm kept by the possessive and alluring Prince Blaze and the charming Prince Treyton. At night, I find myself…somewhere else. There, I'm no less a prisoner than I am when I'm awake. The psychotic and deranged Night King wishes to clip my wings and keep me caged.

Everything changes when Calan—the icy, aloof, and cold-hearted prince of the Winter Court—spirits me away to the overrun Summer Court. He hopes to use me to find the elusive Death Whisperer and get revenge on behalf of his brother.

What will he do when he discovers the fae he's looking for is none other than the servant he despises and desires in equal measure?

With Day and Night forces attacking us from every direction, a mysterious assassin following in my footsteps, and a deadly virus rampaging across the territories, I'm not sure my powers to heal will be strong enough to save us.

How can one female repair a world torn apart by war, bloodshed, and hatred?

Death has whispered to me for years now, but I'm afraid of what will happen if I finally decide to start listening.

This is book two of a reverse harem series and will end on a cliffhanger. It is slow-burn and slow-build and has enemies-to-lovers themes. The love interests in this series are psychotic, possessive, and deranged antiheroes who take what they want, when they want it, regardless of the consequences. They care about absolutely no one... except for the FMC, though they'll have to work hard to win her over. For mature listeners.

©2023 Katie May (P)2025 Podium Audio

Slowly Burns and Builds

So many connections, so slowly the build up (in a good way). Looking forward to the next book as I am on edge and want to know more.

No Heat, Just Obsession

At the end of the second book, the FMC still has no relationship with any of her fated mates. This is the slowest possible burn and not an ounce of spice. At this rate, the series will need twelve books to establish all these relationships, as it's clearly not a "love at first sight" situation.

The narrators would be good if they could manage consistent accents and pronounce names correctly (Cayetana cannot possibly be pronounced Katiana, and Sergi is never pronounced Ser-gai).