The Dragon Prince's Necromancer

A Gay Fantasy Romance

By: Amy Sumida

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Death walks beside me… and desire isn’t far behind.

Two weeks ago, I was hired by the Dragon Prince of Zaru to help his brother, the King, with a problem no one else could solve—their dead won’t stay buried. As a necromancer, I can lay the restless to rest and uncover what’s driving them to rise. As a Raltven, I’m even better at it. Good enough to be summoned across the sea.

But the dead aren’t my only complication.

From the moment I met Prince Racmar, the pull between us was instant—and on the journey to Zaru, it only grew stronger. Now it’s on the verge of combustion, and I want more than a fleeting night in his arms. Winning him means walking a dangerous line, tempting the man without unleashing the dragon beneath his skin.

Between a prince who tempts me at every turn and corpses that refuse to lie still, I’m running out of time—and patience. Something powerful is behind the rising dead, something that doesn’t want to be found. And I don’t know what will break first . . . the enemy, the Dragon Prince, or me.

Death walks beside us Raltven, in our shadow form we are akin to spirits, but if I'm not careful, a spirit is exactly what I will become.

Explore Serai in order"
The Dragon King's Assassin
The Dragon Prince's Necromancer
The Dragon King's Philosopher
The Dragon God's Sacrifice
The Dragon King's Rock Star
The Sea Dragon King's Slave
The Dragon King's Outcasts
The Dragon King's Monster
The Dragon King's Commander
The Dragon King's Thief
The Dragon King's Rebel
The Dragon King's Inventor
The Dragon King's Gardener
The Sea Dragon King's Pirate
The Dragon King's Captain
The Dragon King's Firefighter
The Dragon King's Claw
The Dragon Knight's Fugitive
The Dragon King's Foundling
The Dragon King's Alchemist

Unique story

I liked this story much more than the first in the series. I really liked how the drama wasn't wrapped up neatly. It made it much more realistic and believable. It poses some real life, thought provoking scenarios about racism and inter racial dating.
The virtual voice is pretty good for what it is. I didn't mind it so much so that I listened to this, the second in the series, and plan to continue to listen.
There are some occasionally wonky voice parts. but the that detract too much from the story.

"Not so submissive" subs!!

Do not let the virtual voice deter you from listening to this series, it is definitely worth the listen.

Finally, one of a few series that have strong submissives that do not put up with b*******. I love the characters in this series. One thing that makes this series so great is the "submissives" (bottoms) are not willing to forego their values and self-worth for their mates. it is very refreshing to see in a series.

Can't wait to listen to the rest of this series.

Excellent plot and virtual voice was good.

This is my second review for this author and series and just like the first book I was sceptical at first about the virtual voice and then quickly pleasantly impressed. I had a highschool physics teacher that was more monotone and inflectionless than this virtual voice. It's not perfect and can get a little confusing where there is dialogue between two different characters. And it obviously doesn't perform the emotional scenes but it was impressive for a virtual voice.

The story was well written, planned out, and left me with all the happy feelings and determination to seek out the next book. Thank you so much!

This book featured a lot of racial issues that antagonized the budding relationship. It was well written to really make you think. My personal opinion when I read fantasy with an HEA is to avoid that kind of real life drama, but it was so well written I had to listen until the end.

Amazing

I love all the series, they are all posssice and the way I almost cursed at the prince for kissing the other man brooo I almost flipped the table but them found out it was a trap

Good, once you get used to the voice

First, the elephant in the room: this is recorded with a computer voice. For what it's worth, it's not bad. However, it's not great. Once you get used to it, you can get through it without paying it much attention. The story for what it's worth is entertaining and steamy. I like that the necromancer is willing to be a necromancer and use necromancy as part of the plot. The world building is decent and the underlying racism that exists is believable. Perhaps my favorite part is that there is no actual good guys or bad guys. Everyone did something shitty and is still doing shitty things. It's a good example of how a bad thing can snowball into a terrible thing, and continue to grow, especially when it's ignored for "the greater good". The main characters are generic tropes but still likable. All in all, I'd recommend this if you can get past the computer voice. It's a fun afternoon listen.