Whispers Beneath the Veil: A Dark Fantasy Academy Reverse Harem

Veil Academy Series – Book 2

De: R.F. Price

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

The Veil is thinning. The Trials are deadly. And the shadows have learned her name.

Whispers Beneath the Veil: A Dark Fantasy Academy Reverse Harem returns to Veil Academy in the heart of midwinter—where storm-lashed spires pierce a slate sky and ancient wards hum with restless power. This semester, the once-in-a-century Veil Convergence collides with the Academy’s notorious Convergence Trials, a tournament that crowns champions… and exposes secrets best left buried.

Elara Veylin—witch, shadow-weaver, and the prophecy’s reluctant key—has survived her first term and the Blood Moon’s peril. But when a chilling death in the forbidden crypts rattles the school, whispers point at magic only she can wield. To protect the Academy and clear her name, Elara must outthink a hidden enemy, outlast the Trials, and decide how far she’ll ride the razor’s edge of her own power.

She won’t face the winter alone. Three dangerous, devoted men stand at her side—each a different kind of temptation, each keeping a secret that could change everything:

• Lucien D’Armand — the velvet-voiced vampire noble torn between duty and desire, guarding truths the Council would kill to keep.
• Kael Stormfang — the golden-eyed werewolf warrior whose loyalty burns hot enough to melt ice—and whose own darkness might answer the Convergence’s call.
• Faelan Thorne — the silver-tongued fae rogue with a smile like sin and a past woven too tightly with the realm beyond the Veil.

As frost etches runes across black stone and torchlight dances through snow-swept courtyards, Elara follows a breadcrumb trail of clues through warded libraries, masked duels, and Trials that test mind, magic, and heart. Every round raises the stakes. Every kiss complicates the truth. And every whisper says the same thing: the Veil remembers her.

Perfect for readers who love:

• Gothic dark fantasy academy vibes with winter atmospherics & arcane lore
• Reverse harem / “why-choose” romance (vampire • werewolf • fae)
• Mystery threaded through lethal tournaments & forbidden archives
• Slow-burn heat, found-family bonds, and morally gray intrigue

Inside you’ll find

• The Convergence Trials: escalating magical challenges with real consequences
• Snowbound spires, mirror-bright crypts, frost-wreathed runes, and masked revels
• Protective vampire • golden-hearted wolf • charming, dangerous fae rogue
• A complete, twisty investigation (no cheating), with a larger series arc that deepens
• Heroine growth: from survivor to strategist—choosing power and love

Series Note: This is Veil Academy Series – Book 2. The central mystery and the Trials storyline deliver a satisfying conclusion in this volume. Elara’s overarching prophecy, the Council’s machinations, and the slow-burn “why-choose” bonds continue into the next book with a tantalizing final hook. No harem infighting. No love triangle choice required.

Content Guidance: New Adult 18+. Dark fantasy themes, peril, political manipulation, off-page violence. Consensual “why-choose” romance. No cheating. Found-family warmth amid winter shadows.

Step into the snow. Hear the whispers. Claim the night. Click Buy Now to return to Veil Academy—where love is a weapon, secrets are currency, and the Veil itself is watching.

Whispers Beneath the Veil: A Dark Fantasy Academy Reverse Harem, Veil Academy Series Book 2

Man is this boring

It’s hard to follow and so far this book sounds exactly like book one: someone dies, blame the MFC, they put her under close surveillance, she humbly takes it and a bunch of convoluted stuff happens that has nothing to do with anything and she solves the case.

I honestly don’t feel connected to any of these characters and still have no clue who’s in a relationship with whom and can’t see how this is considered a romance. It should be a mystery (I’ve read mysteries with more spice, honestly) and have rain sounds in the background to put you to sleep because that’s pretty much all this series is good for. BORRRING AS HELL. Sorry not sorry. About to skip ahead to the end like I did in the first book and move the hell on. This should be YA. It’s lame.