Fated to the Phantom

About This Audiobook

Hope, an anxious librarian with a habit of overanalyzing every interaction, is the kind of heroine who checks her horoscope before leaving the house—and then second-guesses it. Enter Sammael, a mage-turned-phantom who’s somehow still obsessed with her despite her perpetual state of nervous overload. When he materializes from the shadows to beg for her attention (and more), their chemistry crackles like static—unpredictable, charged, and impossible to ignore. The duo’s banter is sharp enough to cut through the paranormal haze, blending snark with sincerity in a way that feels fresh in an oversaturated genre. Sarah Spade twists expectations by making the ‘demon’ the one who’s patiently waiting for love, while Hope’s relentless self-doubt becomes the real obstacle. It’s a slow-burn that explodes into something unexpected, leaving listeners breathless and begging for more. The worldbuilding leans into gothic romance meets modern angst, with just enough lore to satisfy without drowning in exposition. This isn’t your grandmother’s love story—it’s a tempest in a teacup, served with a side of supernatural chaos.