Ahab’s Heir
About this audiobook
To save the man she loves, Morgan must challenge an ancient god—and the curse that has haunted her bloodline for generations.
More than a year has passed since Morgan and Ishmael escaped the Island of Nightmares and the crushing grip of Kanaloa, the dark squid god. Their bond has grown stronger, but the sea curse that destroyed Morgan’s family still lurks beneath the surface, waiting to claim its next victim.
When Morgan and Ishmael are violently separated, Morgan faces an impossible choice: retreat to safety—or plunge back into the heart of the ocean’s darkness to rescue the man she cannot live without. Ishmael is being drawn toward the same supernatural corruption that consumed Morgan’s father and twin brother, and time is slipping away.
Her only hope lies in uncovering the secret of the legendary Fountain of Youth—a place whispered to hold miraculous power and terrifying consequences. But the island guarding its waters hides deadly truths, twisted illusions, and forces far older and more dangerous than Morgan ever imagined.
As Kanaloa’s influence tightens its grip, Morgan must risk everything to break the curse once and for all. Failure will not only cost her the man she loves—it could unleash a power capable of reshaping the seas and destroying everything she holds dear.
Ahab’s Heir is the thrilling second installment in The Werewhale Saga, a sweeping fantasy-adventure series and a prequel to the Cinderella’s Secret Witch Diaries universe. Packed with mythic creatures, high-stakes romance, ancient magic, and relentless suspense, this novel expands a richly connected world where destiny, legend, and forbidden power collide.
If you enjoy strong heroines, supernatural mysteries, sea monsters, and fast-paced fantasy adventures with emotional depth, this voyage will keep you turning pages late into the night.
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About the author
Ron Vitale is a fantasy and science fiction author. Influenced by the likes of Tolkien, Margaret Atwood, C. S. Lewis, and Philip Pullman, he has a Master’s degree in English Literature from Villanova University where he studied the works of Alice Walker and Margaret Atwood. For his thesis, he interpreted Walker’s and Atwood’s novels through a psychological Jungian approach by showing how the central female protagonists use storytelling as a means to heal themselves from trauma. He lives in a small town outside of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and keeps himself busy by writing his blog and on learning how to be a good father to his kids all while working on his next book.
