Feathers and Fatalities

A Vampire Veterinary Mystery, Book 1

I never thought my life would take a turn into the world of murder mysteries, but here I am, Ophelia Pane, vampire veterinarian extraordinaire, caught in the middle of a deadly game of cat and mouse... or should I say parrot and vampire? As I struggle to juggle my overflowing clinic of fur babies and mythical creatures, a simple house call to check in on a chatty parrot named Elvis turns into a nightmare when I stumble upon his owner’s lifeless body. I must be cursed with bad timing and paranormal shenanigans, because while I’m still frozen in shock, Detective Ryder Wolff shows up at the crime scene… and suddenly I’m a prime murder suspect. Deciding I better uncover the truth if I want to avoid ending up in an orange jumpsuit, I team up with a big-hearted pixie, a troll with a knack for numbers, and a chatty parrot who just doesn’t know when to shut up. Things take a dangerous turn, and it isn’t long before the killer is breathing down my neck. Yes, I know breathing down necks is kind of a vampire’s main gig… but let’s be real, it’s downright creepy.

As the bodies start piling up and the stakes get higher, I can’t help but wonder if I’ll be able to crack the case before it’s too late. This is a clean paranormal cozy mystery series with a side of humor, that features a vampire veterinarian who stumbles into trouble while trying to take care of her patients... those of the normal and the supernatural variety.

©2024 Sedona Ashe (P)2025 Sedona Ashe

intriguing and engaging

loved listening to the voices with a good story that I could listen to with my family if I wanted. I was engaged and kept wanting to listen. It was a fun story and I'm exited for the next and other future books to come out.

Not great

The story was okay, but the narrator’s sing-song way of reading it was incredibly annoying.

fun. easy listen

cute easy listen. and you can never go wrong with narrators Bridget and Jake Bordeaux. best husband wife duo.

Nice Paranormal Story

Good story! Took me a while to get used to the male narrators voice it’s like it’s too deep and forced and doesn’t match the female narrator’s tone. But overall, I enjoyed the story and the performance.

Ugh the female narrator! Couldn’t finish

This seemed like a book right up my alley. It has everything I like in a book in fact. But I could only get through about half of it. The story seems good and I like the way the male narrator speaks the male lines, makes it like a graphic audio. BUT, the female narrator is insufferable! …Her sing songy voice always putting too much inflection into every sentence. It is so annoying. Just talk normally, calmly for SOME OF THE FREAKING TIME WOMAN!!