Hexbreaker
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Publisher Description
Will a dark history doom their future together?
New York copper Tom Halloran is a man with a past. If anyone finds out he once ran with the notorious O'Connell tunnel gang, he'll spend the rest of his life doing hard time behind bars. But Tom's secret is threatened when a horrible murder on his beat seems to have been caused by the same ancient magic that killed his gang.
Cat shifter Cicero is determined to investigate the disappearance of one friend and the death of another, even though no one else believes the cases are connected. When the trail of his investigation crosses Tom's, the very bohemian Cicero instinctively recognizes the uncultured Irish patrolman as his witch. Though they're completely unsuited to one another, Cicero has no choice but to work alongside Tom…all the while fighting against the passion growing within.
Tom knows that taking Cicero as his familiar would only lead to discovery and disaster. Yet as the heat between them builds, Tom's need for the other man threatens to overcome every rational argument against becoming involved.
But when their investigation uncovers a conspiracy that threatens all of New York, Tom must make the hardest decision of his life: to live a lie and gain his heart's desire, or to confess the truth and sacrifice it all.
Genre: m/m paranormal historical romance
Don't miss "The 13th Hex" prequel short story!
Customer Reviews
There's something about a man in uniform...😺
There's something about a man in uniform... I'm a big fan of the author's Griffin and Whybourne series, and this book is easily just as good as the books in that series. The characters are complicated and engaging. The mechanics regarding hexes are consistent. But besides all that, historic New York, with its docks and tunnels and rivalry makes you want to read about it more. This author excels at finding forgotten history and using it to weave a story. ... I hope she continues THIS series--I liked it far more than her SPECTRE series, especially if she chooses to keep the same main characters.