Cursed at Dawn

By: Heather Graham

Narrated by: Roger Wayne

A paranormal mystery spin-off of the Krewe of Hunters series by bestselling author Heather Graham.
When serial killers run rampant across Europe it’s up to Blackbird, the Krewe of Hunters’ international operatives, to stop them.

Dracula lives—and he’s hunting for his bride.

Vampires may not walk among us, but FBI agents Della Hamilton and Mason Carter know real monsters exist. They’ve witnessed firsthand the worst humankind has to offer. They’re still catching their breaths after the apprehension of two such monstrous killers when they’re met with horrific news: Stephan Dante, the self-proclaimed king of the vampires, has escaped from prison, followed only by a trail of blood.

All too familiar with Dante’s cruelty, Della and Mason know the clock is ticking. But as Dante claims more victims, a chilling message arrives. The vampire killer seeks his eternal bride—Della herself. Playing into Dante’s desires might be the only way to stop the carnage once and for all, assuming they can outwit him. Della is confident the agents have the upper hand, but Mason knows every gamble runs the risk of not paying off, and this time, the consequences could be deadly.

The Blackbird Trilogy

Book 1: Whispers at Dusk
Book 2: Secrets in the Dark
Book 3: Cursed at Dawn

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Heather Graham knocked it out of the park again. The story the narration I just love it all.

I enjoyed listening to this.

Heather Graham never disappoints. I might even listen to it again. I am curious what's coming next.

I love Heather Graham’s Books. I have read 3/4 of her list.

I liked the teamwork and relationship between Mason and Della, I read the first two books then I went through a long period where I couldn’t read books then my son put Audible on my IPad and I loved it. I’ve been able to clean up some of my books on my list!

Creepy fun

Della and Mason in Edinburgh and all the sites and history while catching a killer!

Frustrating Narration, Enjoyable story

I enjoy this series but I cannot again listen to this narrator who drops his voice so low, it is at times, inaudible. If the volume is turned up to accommodate, then it becomes too loud. This narrator tends to do female voices, breathy, also irritating. The story is entertaining so it is disappointing to have poor narration.