Showing results for
Nothing matches yet. Try one word of the title, or the author's last name.
See all results for “” →
Johnathan Whitecroft writes fantasy. His debut novel, A Fae's Bounty, is being recorded now as an Academy Voices audiobook, read by narrator Tania Elizabeth Gabbidon.
Johnathan grew up on the south coast of the UK. He spent his time learning as much about everything as he could, and daydreaming about worlds less real than this one. Even a degree in the sciences didn't cure his love of Dungeons and Dragons and other role-playing games.
After one particularly long and pointless sales meeting, he decided some of those stories should be shared, and entered a short story competition. It started him writing fantasy in his free time, to help readers daydream about other worlds too. His horror story The Obsidian Void won a Freaky Friday Halloween competition and was published in an anthology. He is planning it as a full novel.
All Maeve Seradain wanted was to live free. But freedom is elusive when you're indebted to a Fae King. A half-elven bounty hunter in a kingdom splintered by war, Maeve survives on steel, instinct and borrowed Fae magic, and every spell costs more than she knows. Cassian, the mark who got away, draws her into a dangerous game of pursuit, temptation and divided loyalties, while King Lo'Phan pulls the strings from the Fae realm.
A sequel is in the works. The audiobook is narrated by Tania Elizabeth Gabbidon.
You are a fascinating creature, Maeve. A paradox. A warrior with a heart of shadows. A warlock who clings to the light… something else stirs beneath all of that. Something sovereign.
Maeve the Half Elven Bounty Hunter is tracking a known criminal, Cassian. She is in service of a Fae king that has provided her with magical abilities.
Follow Johnathan Whitecroft above to hear when it's out.
A half-elven bounty hunter bound to a Fae King chases the one mark who got away, and is pulled into a war, a temptation and a choice where every path carries a price.
Yes. It is being recorded now by narrator Tania Elizabeth Gabbidon, a real person in her own voice. Follow Johnathan on this page to hear when it's out.
On his website, whitecroftbooks.com, and on Instagram at @jwhitecroft.
Reviewed October 2026 by the Academy Voices team. Sources: Johnathan Whitecroft (in his own words, October 2026) .
Post your book free, hear auditions, and choose the voice. Your audiobooks get a page like this one.