Summoned by Magic

About This Audiobook

Imagine if *The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina* met a gritty urban fantasy set in the back alleys of New Orleans, where the occult isn’t just a backdrop—it’s a living, breathing nightmare. *Summoned by Magic* by Lexie Scott delivers that exact vibe: a sharp-tongued heroine who’s part psychic, part witch, and 100% done pretending she’s normal. The twist? Her "parents" are actually shapeshifters hiding her true bloodline, and now a cult of cultists is hot on her trail, wanting to exploit her powers for their own twisted ends. Scott’s worldbuilding is gloriously messy, blending Southern Gothic mojo with that addictive, slow-burn romance that’s as unavoidable as a hex gone wrong. The magic here isn’t just spells and potions—it’s the gritty, messy kind that leaves bruises and broken hearts in its wake.

This isn’t your grandma’s cozy witch story. The audiobook, narrated by Sarah L. Colton, leans hard into the dark, smoky atmosphere of the setting, her voice dripping with that effortless Southern drawl that makes every revelation feel like a midnight confession. Colton nails the duality of the protagonist—equal parts brazen and vulnerable—while keeping the pacing tight enough that the supernatural stakes never feel like filler. The production quality is pristine, with just enough ambient detail (think creaking floorboards, distant bayou whispers) to immerse you without drowning out the story. If you crave fantasy that punches above its weight in adult themes and a witch who’s more antihero than fairy-tale maiden, this is your audiobook.