Corvid Whispers
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The gods have disappeared, but the monsters still linger.
Seda survives by following the rules.
Stay invisible. Don’t draw attention.
And never, ever give them a reason to take you.
Because when they do… people don’t come back.
Cahir has always been her constant.
Steady, watchful, and devoted in ways she’s never dared to question.
But he has secrets he’s kept hidden.
And when the city erupts into chaos, the untold begins to unravel.
Taken. Imprisoned. Broken.
Something inside Seda awakens.
Ancient, long-buried magic that’s violent and formidable reacts to her fear and anger with raw power.
Her escape should mean freedom, yet it doesn’t.
Instead, it leads her straight into the world of monsters, spirits… and truths older than the world she left behind.
But something has been watching her, following her, and lurking in her dreams.
And it doesn’t feel like a nightmare.
It feels like claiming.
As trust fractures and betrayals explode, Seda is forced to choose:
The life she survived or the unknown calling her deeper.
Even if choosing means becoming something she never knew she could be.
Corvid Whispers is a fast-paced romantasy with slow-burn tension, friends-to-lovers, dystopian vibes, and a love triangle, perfect for readers who love immersive world-building, fae, monsters, and shifter romances. It features flawed characters, a thirty-year-old heroine with found magic, suspense, yearning, tension, and multiple POVs. This is book #1 of a trilogy.
Content Warnings
This story contains mature themes and sexual content that may not be suitable for all readers.
Content warnings include, but are not limited to:
Explicit brutal abuse, character death, graphic miscarriage, profanity, infertility, references to sexual assault, gore, depictions of bullying, and violence toward a parental figure.
Additionally, this book contains cruel and discriminatory language directed at people with albinism. These depictions are included to illustrate the impact of cruelty and prejudice, not to condone such behavior, and to give depth to the character’s experience.
There is also a chapter where the main characters escape through the sewers. If you are squeamish toward murky, disgusting waters, you may want to gloss over this chapter.
Although I tried to avoid going into too much detail about specific triggers mentioned above, they are present, and I recommend that those who are sensitive to these topics take caution.
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