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  • Hexmaker

  • Hexworld, Book 2
  • By: Jordan L. Hawk
  • Narrated by: Tristan James
  • Length: 7 hrs and 52 mins
  • 4.5 out of 5 stars (13 ratings)

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Hexmaker

By: Jordan L. Hawk
Narrated by: Tristan James
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Publisher's Summary

A straight-laced policeman. A lighthearted thief.

A murdered millionaire.

Fox shifter Malachi steals for one of the biggest crime rings in New York City. But when he witnesses the murder of a millionaire, the only person who can keep him safe is Dr. Owen Yates, forensic hexman for the Metropolitan Witch Police - and Malachi's witch.

Owen is horrified to discover his familiar is an uneducated thief. Even worse, Malachi threatens to unleash Owen's deepest desires...desires Owen can't act upon, as he's destined for an arranged marriage to secure the Yates family fortune

Their agreement: Malachi will be Owen's lover as well as his partner, until the day of the wedding. But as their hunt for the murderer carries them from teeming slums to Fifth Avenue mansions, Owens begins to realize Malachi commands his heart as well as his body.

With dark forces drawing ever closer around them, Owen must decide whether to bow to the demands of duty, or to risk everything for the man he loves.

Hexmaker is the second book in Jordan L. Hawk's Hexworld series, following the adventures of witch policemen and the familiars they bond with. Download today to enter a world of magic, romance, and intrigue.

©2016 Jordan L. Hawk (P)2017 Jordan L. Hawk

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Annoying narrator again but good story

Usual complaints regarding narration by Tristan James...

He pronounced Malachi ‘Mala-Key’. I’ve only ever heard it pronounced ‘Mala-Kai’.
So glad the author referred to him as Mal for most of the book otherwise it would’ve been impossible to listen to.

Also there were tons of weird pluralised versions of single words used very regularly. Examples include:
Servants’ = Servantses
Parents’ = Parentses

The story was very good, I liked the characters, and the romance was believable.

The dom/ sub content that some people have an issue with, and made a point of mentioning...
I think was quite minor and was described in a way that Mal clearly respected Owen and there was nothing offensive or off-putting about it... so he likes to be bossed around in the bedroom, so what ?! I thought it was all in a bit of fun and I was not bothered by this aspect of the relationship at all.

All in all I liked this one better then Hexbreaker. But the narrator is still not my cup of tea.
Saying that I’m still going to listen to the next one. Horse shifter... yes please!

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