Verdantis

Magic, Monsters & Mates, Book One

De: River Fox

Narrado por: Vanessa Taylor

Thea Moonweaver has always been a ghost in her own life, a wolf-less girl in a pack that demands strength. Shunned by her family and tormented by those who see her as a disgrace, she has learned to survive by being invisible. But when her life is threatened by the pack's cruel leadership, an unlikely rescue offers her a chance at a new beginning.

Swept away by Kieran Blackthorn, the formidable Alpha of the rival Crimson Lake Pack, Thea finds herself in a world that challenges everything she has ever known. Here, strength is measured not by brute force, but by community, kindness, and an ancient magic that hums within the land.

As Thea discovers a hidden connection to the natural world and a power she never knew she possessed, she must decide if she can trust the one man who sees her not as a broken girl, but as his fated mate. But healing the scars of her past may not be enough to save her from a new, terrifying threat that hunts her for her unique abilities. Verdantis is a compelling tale of survival, slow-burn romance, and finding your true power in a world that tried to define you.

©2025 River Fox (P)2025 River Fox

Powerful message of healing

A story that follows it's main characters through journies of healing and power. Strong female protagonist. HEA ending. Cozy but powerful.

Such a great story!!!

I loved listening to the characters develop overtime and the growth they all made. Written beautifully and great narration!!

Wow!!

The story was so beautiful and well written. It transported me to this world like no other! Before listening to this, I wasn’t sure if I was going to like this fantasy romance novel, let alone shifter romance but River Fox changed that for me! The more I listened to it, the more I felt connected to the story, especially the character Thea. Her story is relatable in so many ways. The narrator did a fantastic job in bringing this story to life! It felt so immersive for me!

I love how the author harnesses words to make you genuinely feel emotions for the characters you come to know.

Some of the villains find justice off page leaving a unsatisfied taste in your mouth with how much you want to see that justice.