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Hexslayer | Jordan L Hawk

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Horse shifter Nick has one rule: never trust a witch. Nick has devoted his life to making his saloon a safe haven for the feral familiars of New York. So when a brutal killer slaughters a feral under his protection, Nick has no choice but to try and catch the murderer. Even if that means bonding with a handsome Irish witch. Officer Jamie MacDougal came back from the war in Cuba missing part of a leg and most of his heart. After his former lover becomes one of the killer's victims, Jamie will do anything to solve the case. Nick comes to Jamie with a proposal: after making a temporary bond, they will work together to stop the murders. Once the killer is caught, they walk away and never see one another again. It sounds simple enough. But the passion that flares between the two men won't be so easily extinguished. And if Nick can't learn to trust his witch, he stands to lose everything-including his life.

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Hexslayer | Jordan L Hawk

For April's #FRC2023 progress, Dawn and Kwaidan are the new (old) books. Kwaidan is technically a re-read. But I'm delighted that thanks to Think of England, I could finally put Hexslayer onto the FRC and now have the entire Hex World universe on the card together. The contrast between something as intense and serious as Dawn right there next to a book about pigeons and a rather twee romance (no fisticuffs in Two Rogues) is nearly shocking.