I Am Made of Death

De: Kelly Andrew

Narrado por: Annalee Scott, Kirby Heyborne, Andrew Eiden

From bestselling author Kelly Andrew comes the most electrifying dark romance of the decade....

Following the death of his father, Thomas Walsh had to grow up quickly, taking on odd-jobs to keep food on the table and help pay his gravely ill mother's medical bills. When he's offered a highly paid position as an interpreter for an heiress who exclusively signs, Thomas—the hearing child of a Deaf adult—jumps at the opportunity.

But the job is not without its challenges. Thomas is expected to accompany Vivienne wherever she goes, but from the start, she seems determined to shake him. To make matters worse, her parents keep her on an extremely short leash. She is not to go anywhere without express permission. She is not to deviate from her routine.

She is, most importantly, not to be out after dark.

A selective-mute, Vivienne Farrow hasn't said a word in years—not since going missing in Red Rock Canyon when she was four years old. No one knows quite what happened to her out in the dark. They only know that the sound of her voice is now as deadly as a poison. Anyone who hears her speak suffers a horrible death.

Ever since that fatal family vacation, Vivienne has been desperately searching for a way to regain control of both her voice and her body. Because the face staring out of the mirror isn't hers. It's something with teeth.

Thankfully, Vivienne has a plan. She's finally found someone who claims to be able to perform a surgical exorcism. She just needs to find a way to get rid of Thomas first. But Thomas can't afford to walk away, nor is he willing to abandon the mysterious girl he's quickly falling for, no matter what dark powers threaten to swallow them both whole.

©2025 Kelly Andrew (P)2025 Scholastic Audio

A Crossover!

I cannot get enough of Kelly Andrew’s stories and her characters. I am not her target audience (way beyond a young adult) but her books evoke all the feelings. I loved the crossover of The Whispering Dark’s characters into this story and I’m hoping they along with Vivienne and Thomas make appearances in future stories.

ASL & paranormal romance

I had to remind myself this is a book my 13 yr old self would appreciate very much. As a 30ish yr old, I had trouble falling in love w/ the main characters. My favorite is Tessa & Colton. Maybe if it wasn’t insta-love / felt like a love at first sight trope for me, I would’ve given it a 4 star. Maybe if Thomas doesn’t have the white knight complex & have been wiser when figuring out what Vivi was hiding; Maybe if Vivi used her “monstrous power” against abusers & cult leaders I would’ve have given this book 5 stars. Some dialogues made me cringe but my 13 yr old past self would’ve ate it up giggling. It’s not something I’ll re-read, but will use to fall asleep to because plot is dragging & all over the place in middle & last parts. What was the point of going to Hudson’s house & hiding at Thomas’ house afterwards only to get taken to THE HOUSE? the only memorable thing for me is the ASL, I felt the frustrations of FL not being able to communicate normally, not being able to express her true thoughts & feelings like nobody really gets her.