Macdonald, Emma: Whispers Most Deadly

ATTEND THE BIGGEST MAGICAL TOURNAMENT AND PRE-ORDER WHISPERS MOST DEADLY , THE SEQUEL TO THE MAGICALLY MYSTERIOUS WHISPERS MOST FOUL . . . -- Welcome back to Dunhollow Academy - a magical university with secrets as deadly as its reputation . . . After months mastering her newfound magic, Rose Thenlif returns to the dark halls of Dunhollow and to her lover Sylvie, in hopes of soon leaving this rotten place behind them for good. But this year, danger looms larger than ever as Dunhollow hosts the Ashwood Tournament: a prestigious, once-in-a-decade contest between the empire's top academies . The prize is glory, but the stakes are fatal - only the most elite contestants stand a chance. No one is surprised when Sylvie is chosen to compete. But no one expected Rose would be too . . . Thrust into perilous trials, Rose finds herself caught in a deadly, twisted game of survival. But the tournament isn't the only threat at Dunhollow. Besides a smoulderingly handsome rival contestant seeking to charm both her and Sylvie, an insidious new power is stalking these halls - hunting down contestants and using Rose as its cover. With few allies and magic that might betray her, can Rose survive the tournament before her loved ones fall victim? Or will their wayward hearts prove the most dangerous competitors of all . . . -- Readers loved the previous book: 'I wish I could give Whispers Most Foul 10 stars! This is one of the best books I've read this year' ***** Reader Review 'This book has me second guessing my ability to solve mysteries!' ***** Reader Review I was promised a gothic fantasy full of mystery, romance, magic and a dash of horror and it delivered! ***** Reader Review 'The dark academia aesthetic and narrative was so captivating and immersive - you can tell that Emma was writing what she knew, because she captured it perfectly!' ***** Reader Review 'Atmospheric and full of gut-wrenching emotions' ***** Reader Review 'The novel balances everything out, with each chapter alternating between its academic world and its supernatural elements' ***** Reader Review