The Stone Whisperer Chronicles 1-3

Urban Fantasy Mysteries

By: Parker Blue

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Three urban fantasy mystery novellas in one volume:

I’m Ivy Weiss, the Stone Whisperer. Though most part-demons in the Demon Underground have incredible powers, like dream walking, fortune-telling, or phasing through matter, I just talk to rocks. But somehow, I end up taking on the most difficult tasks...

Sapphires & Souls
When a seer makes a vague prophecy that says I am the only one who can save “Selene’s son” and prevent widespread bloodshed in Colorado Springs, I reluctantly head to Colorado to check it out. With the help of my snarky hellhound, a water demon, a vampire, and a wickedly powerful opal, can I unravel this puzzle before disaster occurs? Crap. Talk about
impossible....

Diamonds & Deceit
After my last adventure, I thought I was prepared for anything. Not so much. Now, the local vamps, shifters, and demons task me with not only finding and neutralizing multiple cursed hidden gemstone artifacts, but I have to figure out how a magical jewelry thief accomplished a museum heist. Can I locate the stolen gems and cursed artifacts before disaster strikes? I'm so in over my head....

Moonstones & Malice
Now I’m (gulp) a member of the Special Crimes Unit investigating supernatural crimes, partnered with sexy shifter Mateo. But he’s acting weird, and shifter-on-human attacks threaten to reveal the existence of the supernatural world. More scarily, they target me! Can we stop this crazed person before they use a cursed moonstone to hurt more people and
out us to the world? Uh...maybe?

These urban fantasy mystery novellas are a spin-off from The Demon Underground series featuring powerful part-demons, snarky hellhounds, helpful vampires, and sexy shifters.

My first and last AI read book!

I haven’t deleted the book because the story seems like it will be interesting and fun. I only made it 4 chapters. It turns out I can’t stand (much stronger than dislike) AI reading. The lack of emotion, pauses in the wrong places and the wrong inflections through out the chapters just upset me. The reader can enhance or destroy the book experience. This one destroyed what should be a good book. I am going to see if I can read it myself.