Most people in Oak Glen, Ohio, don’t believe in the supernatural. Morgan Jane “MJ” Andrews knows better.

As a Seer, MJ has spent her life keeping her abilities under wraps, running her cozy candle shop and offering discreet readings on the side. But when dark visions start plaguing her—whispers from an ancient force known as the Veilborn—she realizes something sinister is stirring in her quiet town.

Dr. Asa Hawk doesn’t believe in psychics, omens, or anything that science can’t explain. But something repeatedly draws him to MJ’s store, resulting in encounters that challenge his skepticism in unimaginable ways. Strange occurrences, shadowy figures, and MJ’s unsettlingly accurate predictions force him to reconsider what’s real—and what’s dangerously close.

As Oak Glen teeters on the edge of something unknown, MJ and Asa must work together to uncover the truth behind the Veilborn’s awakening. But with fear and doubt threatening to consume them both, will they trust each other in time—or will the darkness claim them first?

A spellbinding mix of romance, mystery, and supernatural suspense, Whispers From the Veil is the first in a captivating trilogy where love and magic collide in the fight against the unknown.

Published
February 27, 2026
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Amanda Thompson

Amanda Thompson is an independent fantasy author whose stories offer a gentler take on modern romantasy. Instead of relying on grim worlds or high-stakes violence, her novels invite readers into magical settings where hope, friendship, and heartfelt romance are just as important as enchantment itself. Her books have found an audience among readers who enjoy clean fantasy romance, fairy tale retellings, and uplifting adventures with emotionally satisfying endings. Writing from a small-town home, Thompson has long been inspired by the escapism of fantasy fiction. She has spoken about creating the kinds of stories she loves to read, stories…