Silence and Shadow

By: Erin Beaty

Narrated by: Kathleen McInerney

In this unforgettable sequel to the fantasy thriller Blood and Moonlight, sizzling romance, dangerous magic, and deadly secrets collide when Catrin and Simon face a cunning new serial killer who threatens to tear them apart.

Forced to flee for their lives after an explosive confrontation with a depraved killer, Selenae novice Catrin and brilliant criminal profiler Simon arrive in the sprawling city of Londunium, hoping for a fresh start and an opportunity for Catrin to hone her newfound magic. To avoid raising suspicion, they pretend to be a married couple, but don’t expect to keep up the ruse for long. Until a ruthless council of magical leaders at the local Selenae university discover Catrin's forbidden “marriage” to an outsider and threaten to erase Simon’s memories to protect their secrets.

Terrified to lose each other, Catrin and Simon take desperate steps to keep him safe, like playing the parts of husband and wife for longer than they had anticipated. But when a string of mutilated bodies turns up in the woods outside the city, and Simon is recruited to profile the killer, Catrin is pulled back into a world of murder, mayhem, and magic . . .

Perfect for fans of Kerri Maniscalco and Mary E. Pearson, Erin Beaty weaves a riveting and romantic conclusion to the Blood and Moonlight duology in Silence and Shadow.

Looking for more romantic fantasy? Check out Erin Beaty’s acclaimed Traitor’s Trilogy:
The Traitor’s Kiss
The Traitor’s Ruin
The Traitor’s Kingdom
A Macmillan Audio production from Farrar, Straus and Giroux.

©2023 Erin Beaty (P)2023 Macmillan Audio

compelling mystery that will keep you on the edge of your seat!

picking up at a run from the last book, this one wastes no time in getting you pulled in! an expertly built story that is wonderfully read.

Amazing great best story

I loved the story line and the narrator was great it’s a criminal mines vibe detailed but not scary

Loved the story

The narrator has such a distracting and stilted way of narrating that it made it difficult but the story itself was great.