Night Magic
Wing Slayer Hunter Series
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5.0 • 2 Ratings
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- $3.99
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Publisher Description
She’s a siren he can’t resist…
Phoenix Torq is the devilishly handsome bad boy of the Wing Slayer Hunters. Tormented by a mysterious singing in his head, he tracks the compelling voice and discovers his soul mirror witch and his ultimate salvation. Awesome, except that she’s already engaged—to a demon. Yet Ailish’s fierce independence and genuine heart draw him into wicked fight that could cost him his life and soul.
He’s a dangerous temptation…
Ailish Donovan is a blind witch who was tricked into a handfast with a demon. She absolutely refuses to serve a vile demon, or surrender control of her powerful magic to him. Ailish has two weeks to break the evil bond or she’ll die. When Phoenix explodes into her life, he lights up her dark world with steamy sensuality and steals her heart. She’s desperate to become a witch worthy of the man she loves…but how does she escape the demon’s hold on her?
Are they destined for tragedy?
With sure death speeding toward his beautiful and strong Ailish, Phoenix goes to hell and back seeking the magic to free her. But the answer he sought is one he doesn’t want. One of them must die.
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Lyon continues the Wing Slayers series (Blood Magic, Soul Magic) with a strong installment sure to please returning readers. Ailish Donovan was tricked by her mother, Maeve, into being handfasted with a demon at age 16. Shunned by Circle Witches because of the "witch karma" that left her blind, Ailish channeled her anger into a kickboxing career. Two weeks before her 24th birthday, when she must complete the bonding, Ailish plans to break the handfast or die. Phoenix Torq, one of the Wing Slayer Hunters, might be able to help, but he can't decide whether Ailish is good or evil. Meanwhile, Maeve and the demon Asmodeus resort to trickery, threats, and violence. Lyon peppers the love story with teasing humor and strong sexuality, though the beautiful imagery sometimes edges into purple territory. New readers face only a short learning curve and will finish the book enthused.
