When a witch hunter falls in love with a witch... Grayson I was happy with my West Coast life - 24-hour pizza delivery and bikini-clad bodies as far as the eye could see. Now I’m in the small-ass town of Hayvenwood to extract a ransom to save my little brother’s life. And that ransom is locked inside of the sexiest witch I have ever met, Hazel Evanora. I need her powers, and I have less than a week to steal them. Hazel I can’t let a human get close to me. I can’t risk having any more blood on my hands, no matter how magical it feels when Grayson is near me. Did I just really use the word magical? Clearly, I’ve been selling off my brain along with my powers. But the suffocating bills from my mother’s addiction rest on my shoulders. And if I’m late again, they’ll come after everyone I care about. Including Grayson. Grab your broom and get ready to fall under a love spell...

The last time I kissed Raine, she nearly died. I’ve stayed away for five years, making sure she was safe from me, safe from the creatures I hunt. Now, there’s a demon chasing me who wants revenge. His sights are locked on Raine. Raine: My ex, who disappeared five years ago, just showed up, kidnapped my best friend, and told me I’m some rare breed of witch. Oh, don’t forget there’s a demon after me. But I’m not the meek little girl he remembers. I’m not going down without a fight. Editor: Janna Bonikowski

Don't miss the hell-raising conclusion of The Lynch Brother's trilogy! Fenton: Being in love with Romi definitely has its drawbacks, like the fact she’s incorporeal and literally disappears without warning. And the fact that she’s cursed and the only way to break the curse is to kill her father. I’ve been a pacifist my entire life, but now I’ll do whatever is necessary to save the woman I love. Romi: Several things suck about being cursed and mostly dead: needing a steady supply of energy to be visible, bloody fights with demons who want to drag me back to Hell, not being able to kiss the man I love, my Fenton…and knowing it’s all my fault. Hell has Fenton on their radar, and I’ll risk anything—even my damaged soul—to save him. \\This book is the final novella (short story) in the series. It is NOT recommended as a standalone. It should be read after Hunting Witch Hazel and Threat of Raine.\\ “A delightfully hell-raising ending to a funny, heartwarming trilogy.” – Elyssa Mann, 3BookGirls Podcast