Love at Second Sight

De: F.T. Lukens

Narrado por: Kevin R. Free

When a teen has an unexpected vision about a future murder, he must juggle newfound interest from the supernatural community with trying to prevent the murder from happening in this “riveting” (Publishers Weekly, starred review) New York Times bestselling romantic fantasy from F.T. Lukens.

Fifteen-year-old Cam Reynolds wants to spend his sophomore year flying under the radar. That shouldn’t be too hard, considering he’s a human going to school with kids who have paranormal powers, like his best friend and witch, Al, and his longtime werewolf crush, Mateo.

Then Cam has a psychic glimpse of the future in front of most of the student body, seeing a gruesomely murdered teen girl from the point of view of the killer. When Cam comes to, he knows two things: someone he goes to school with is a future murderer, and his life is about to change. No longer a mere human but a clairvoyant, one of the rarest of supernatural beings, Cam finds himself at the center of attention for the first time.

As the most powerful supernatural factions in the city court Cam and his gift, he’ll have to work with his friends, both old and new, to figure out who he can trust and who might be a werewolf in sheep’s clothing. Because the clock is ticking, and Cam and his friends must identify the girl in the vision, find her potential killer, and prevent the murder from happening. Or the next murder Cam sees might be his own.©2025 F.T. Lukens (P)2025 Simon & Schuster Audio

Amazing Story Telling

I love this author, they did an amazing job. Did an amazing job of narrating story through the eyes of a 15-year-old coming into new stages of life. New school, new love, new supernatural powers. Did a remarkable job of making it sound exactly like a teenager in how they would react to the situation.
Not thinking things through, the half-baked, cringe worthy decisions making. Jumping to conclusions.
I cringed. I cooed over the cuteness of it. I held my breath in suspense.

A Paranormal Mystery for Everyone

As a long time fan of F.T Lukens work, I was very quick to pre-order this audiobook. And wow, I almost loved this one as much as Spellbound!

Ther Narrator did an amazing job bringing the humor and emotion into the characters, and the story was so unique and colorful with a main character who never wanted to be the main character suddenly finding himself the center of his town's magical community.

Top that with a mystery involving a murder? I kept being thrown for a loop even when I thought I'd figured it out! And Lukens has never disappointed with the awesome cast of side characters they write. Definitely worth the listen!

READ IT LOUDER FOR THE PEOPLE IN THE BACK

We are so lucky F.T. Lukens chose to be an author because we are reaping the benefits!!!

Dear potential listener of this novel, the time to start this book is NOW and I send you forth with all my blessings. F. T. Lukens only knows how to write CERTIFIED BOPS and hasn’t missed a single note in this latest story of uncannily relatable characters and delicious narrative. If you have read any of F.T.’s work then you already know- but for all first timers peeking through the cracked door of the club room, welcome into a magical, wonderful world that you won’t want to leave! By the second chapter you’ll be searching google to locate the next meet and greet to personally thank the author for entering your mind somehow and crafting a main character this accurate.

Trash!

This is the worst book I have ever listened too. And that's saying a lot! The plot was no where to be found.This is supposed to be a murder mystery. The real mystery was what cliché wasn't included in this book. The characters barely even tried to solve the mystery and it was so stupid. I listened to the end hoping to God it would just get better but I was disappointed! It just gets worse! if you were thinking of getting this book just go to the library. Don't waste your money or credit on this!

Not for me

It’s a child’s book, which makes the use of pronouns and other things concerning. Would not let children read, and as an adult I can’t enjoy it.