To Hunt a Demon King

About This Audiobook

Elara Vey’s 25th birthday is supposed to be a celebration—until she learns her mother’s secrets could unravel everything she’s ever wanted. *To Hunt a Demon King* twists the classic coming-of-age fantasy into something darker and more personal, where lineage isn’t just a legacy but a prison. Eliot’s world crackles with raw, emotional stakes: a coven that treats power like a birthright, a mother whose silence speaks volumes, and a heroine forced to choose between her birthright and the truth about her grandmother, the Crone. The magic here isn’t just spells and incantations—it’s blood and betrayal, sewn into the fabric of every relationship. If you’ve ever bristled at the idea that maturity means obedience, this book will feel like a spell cast directly in your chest. Rylee Kuberra’s narration is the glue holding this turbulent world together. She doesn’t just voice the characters—she *embodies* the friction between Elara’s defiance and her quiet sorrow, the Crone’s glacial menace, and the coven’s brittle authority. Kuberra’s pacing ensures the emotional gut-punches land just as hard as the supernatural thrills, making it feel less like a story and more like a witch’s grimoire you’re forced to read aloud in a haunted library.