The Viper's Head: A Fast-Paced, Action-Packed Kick-Ass Urban Fantasy Novel
About this audiobook
Enjoy this AI-narrated audtiobook of The Viper's Head, a fast-paced, action-packed urban fantasy novel with a strong female lead and a good dose of humor by fantasy author Anna McCluskey. A human-narrated audiobook is coming soon.
Everyone thinks she's dead. So why are they still coming after her?
Tillie's world was shattered when a dangerous secret society of mages targeted her last month. She thought she'd tricked them into believing they'd succeeded, but when one of their agents starts stalking her, she and her twin sister, Mattie are shocked and terrified -- again.
It looks like taking herself out of the picture won't work. They're going to have to take down the entire organization. But how can a handful of novice mages destroy an international cabal of cunning magic-users that's been around for centuries?
The Viper's Head is the second book in the fast-paced Mathilda Holiday series. If you love urban fantasy with strong, complicated heroines and a good dose of humor, you'll definitely want to read this today!
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Similar authors: BR Kingsolver, Annette Marie, KF Breene, Ilona Andrews, Nicholas Woode-Smith, Deborah Wilde
Keywords: urban fantasy series, witty paranormal, fantasy, secret societies, mages, contemporary fantasy books, snarky heroine, identical twin characters, asexual, ace, lgbt+ books, diverse fantasy, characters over thirty, mage apprentice, strong female lead, fantasy for women, set in st louis
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About the author
Anna McCluskey is an Oregon-based, semi-nomadic, almost-entirely-feral fantasy author. When she isn't writing (and sometimes even when she is) you can find her traveling around the country on the train, having the weirdest adventures ever. You can read about these adventures on her Substack, The Neurodivergent Nomad.
She is the author of the Mathilda Holiday series, the Rhymes With Witch series, and the upcoming Warrior Mage Librarians series. She has had several poems published in journals and anthologies, and her short fiction has been read by at least a dozen people, many of whom murmured appreciatively about it.
Her dog's name is Chalupa.
For information on upcoming projects, check out her website, www.annamccluskey.com.
