Infernal

About This Audiobook

Emma Night’s *Infernal* isn’t your typical royal fantasy—it’s a razor-sharp blend of political intrigue and supernatural dread, wrapped in a love story that burns slow before detonating. When Roman, the newly crowned king of Athenai, discovers his father’s murder wasn’t just a palace coup but a supernatural assassination, he’s forced to confront a conspiracy that twists both magic and loyalty into lethal knots. The world Night builds is gothic and intimate, where every whispered spell feels like a blade against the throat, and every alliance could be a noose. The romance, when it arrives, isn’t the soft focus of courtly love—it’s a tempest, all fire and fury, where trust is the rarest currency. If you crave fantasy that doesn’t shy away from the ugly side of power, this is your book.

Adrienne Fleming’s narration is the secret weapon here. She doesn’t just deliver Roman’s internal collapse with gut-wrenching precision—she makes the secondary characters feel like living, breathing threats. Her voice for the unseen sorcerer pulling strings? Chillingly calm, the kind of calm that makes your skin crawl. Fleming balances the weight of Night’s prose with a pacing that never drags, even when the political machinations could bog down another story. The production is crisp, with subtle sound design that lingers just long enough to unsettle you before vanishing like a shadow. *Infernal* is short but doesn’t waste a second—every line feels deliberate, every inflection a clue.