Raven Marked

An Urban Fantasy Adventure (Beyond Seven Hungers, Book 1)

De: Morgan Quaid, Josh Gersh

Narrado por: Phillipa Miller

Raven's never been one for fairy tales, especially not the ones where a mischievous sprite explodes in pink goo, an imp smells of old boots and bong resin, or she ends up with a demon god's tattoos. But in the gritty, magic-soaked twin cities of Dusk and Dawn, fairy tales are very real–and Raven's just been unwillingly cast as the reluctant harbinger of the apocalypse.

As a 'gifted thief' (and a street rat, thank you very much), Raven's used to sticky situations. But a botched heist at the Malachi family manor lands her squarely in a supernatural turf war. With ancient Infernal gods vying for control, a newly awakened Fae royalty planting enchanted trees all over Dusk, and a secret government agency (headed by a detective Raven totally isn't sleeping with) watching her every move, Raven's got a lot on her plate.

Good thing she's got Mia, her sprite-summoning apprentice (whose creatures are as unpredictable as her loyalty), and Caleb, her crime boss father-figure (who always seems to be torturing someone). Together, they'll navigate a world of mind-flaying Fae, sword-wielding zealots in white tracksuits, and deadly magical artifacts like Rowan's Ravenous Maw.

Can Raven survive long enough to figure out who's pulling the strings, stop the world from ending (again), and maybe, just maybe, get these infernal tattoos to stop itching? Or will she discover that being "Ruin Marked" means more than just a really bad day?

Dive into Raven Marked for a snarky, action-packed urban fantasy that will make you question everything you thought you knew about magic, family, and the true meaning of a bad day.

©2024 Dark Ether Press (P)2026 Fireside Audio

Good one!

Good story! I enjoy urban fantasy stories as so much has to be built from the characters to the world. The author did a good job teaching me how Raven functions and gets along. I look forward to more especially with that ending!?! Plus more questions will get answered. I listened to this on audio. Phillipa Miller does a wonderful job narrating this one.