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Cassidy Boon? That name brings back memories of browsing the fantasy section years ago. I remember the 'Chronicles of the Sundered Realm' series had some decent audiobook adaptations a while back. Audible definitely carried them, and I think iTunes had them too. I'd start by searching those major platforms.

Although, honestly, I found the narrator for 'The Last Ember' a bit dry—the pacing felt off. You might have better luck with the Libby app if your local library's digital collection still includes them. Sometimes these mid-tier fantasy authors fade from the big stores over time, and you've got to dig through library catalogs or even see if there are any fan-uploaded readings on smaller forums. The availability seems to have shrunk since the initial release hype died down.

Honestly, had to dig around on Goodreads a bit because that name rings a bell but wasn't immediately placing it. Cassidy Boon is most famous for her 'Shadow Dwellers' series, I'm pretty sure. It's that urban fantasy-paranormal romance hybrid with the whole secret society of vampires and werewolves in a modern city setting. The first book is 'Veiled in Smoke'.

I read the first couple years back. The world-building was decently intricate, lots of political maneuvering between the factions. The romance threads can get a bit...predictable maybe? But they're a fun, quick read if you're into that specific niche. She's got a pretty dedicated fanbase for those books.

I keep seeing this name popping up in cozy mystery groups lately, but I'm honestly a bit confused. From what I've pieced together, Cassidy Boon seems to be a newer author writing paranormal cozy mysteries, maybe with a baking or cafe theme? I saw a book called 'A Sprinkle of Spirits' mentioned on a blog, but when I tried to look it up, details were super scarce. Her online presence is minimal, no big publisher listing. Part of me wonders if it's a pseudonym for someone else or if the books are only on smaller platforms.

It's one of those situations where an author gains a tiny, dedicated fanbase online before hitting mainstream shelves. I've seen a couple of reviewers on BookTube mention her work as 'underrated finds,' praising the low-stakes supernatural plots. If you're into that super niche, self-published side of the genre, she might be on your radar, but for most readers, she's not a household name yet.