The Boy in the Locked Room

Beyond the Veil, Book 2

De: KM Avery

Narrado por: Daniel Henning

Sometimes dreams aren't just dreams . . .

The boy begging for help in my nightmares is very real. He's trapped, and it's up to me and Mason to get him out. The trouble is, we have to find him first.

It would be a lot easier if we weren't also trying to solve a series of magical murders and deal with my horrible ex-boyfriend at the same time.

Oh, and on top of that, I'm trying to make this relationship work, but that's not the easiest thing to do when you're a magnet for ghosts and murderers, your ex is a complete narcissist, and your boyfriend is an orc witch.

As they say, when it rains, it pours.

Contains mature themes.

©2022 KM Avery (P)2023 Tantor

Love the series

Great installment for book two, I really enjoyed this one. The story is intriguing and the characters are very enjoyable. Great narration as we!!.

Great second book!

Very good! More spice then book one. Has SA in it, so be prepared. Very good story and ending good. Concludes. Narrator still amazing!

amazing book

still one of my favorite books I'm so glad it came to audio. ward is so amazing and I love just how you see him struggle and I love Mason and how you see just how much he cares.

Needs a trigger warning

I like this series so far; the worldbuilding is good, the stories are interesting, and Ward & Mason are very likeable MCs. However, as another commenter mentioned, there’s an extremely graphic on-page sexual assault in this one, and it comes out of absolutely nowhere. It has nothing to do with the overall plot of the book, there’s no need for it to drive the story, and the consequences for it are very minor compared to how traumatic it was to read. Honestly, it just felt like a way to further harm that character because the author has a hurt/comfort kink.

I haven’t read the rest of the series yet, so I’m not sure if you need to know the plot of this one to read the others (or if they’re even worth reading), but if you have any doubts at all about reading this particular book, SKIP IT.

Intense SA scene

There was not enough of a warning for a very intense, detailed and graphic SA scene. If I could unread this story I would just for the lack of respect given to the SA and the lack of warning for the SA. It really really upset me as a former SA victim. It was gratuitous and unnecessary.