Hell and Hexes

Written by Debra Dunbar

Narrated by Angela Rysk

Two weeks ago Sylvie Perkins’ luck ran out.

She died. Was resurrected. Spent two long weeks recovering from the ordeal on her sister’s couch. Now the luck witch is back home, trying to come to terms with what happened, and cope with a terrible secret—her magic is gone.

Can a witch who’s not a witch manage to help the supernatural residents of Accident and mediate the escalating werewolf conflict? With tempers running high, and a war on the horizon, Sylvie wonders if the solution lies with the sexy, carefree demon she met while recuperating on her sister’s couch, or somewhere deep within herself.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Debra Dunbar
• Release date: Dec 6, 2019
• ISBN: 9781662287923

Debra Dunbar

After majoring in English Literature with a concentration in Medieval and Folklore studies, Debra promptly sold out to the corporate world, occasionally dabbling in writing marketing copy and op/ed articles for a local city paper. By day, she designs compensation programs, after dark she stuffs her nose into obscure mythology, and feverishly writes her novels. A DEMON BOUND is her debut novel. Debra lives on a farm in Maryland with Sweetie, three sons, and a Noah’s ark of four legged family members. Unlike her protagonist, she drives an old PT Cruiser, couldn’t carry a tune if you duct taped it to her back, and enjoys an occasional cosmopolitan (heavy on the vodka). On a good day, she jogs and horseback rides, hopefully managing to keep the horse between herself and the ground. Her only known super power is ‘Identify Roadkill’.

Reviews for Hell and Hexes

[Annie · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

This series is getting worse for me. It’s more like 2.5 stars. This story just didn’t make sense. A giant, fire breathing trex? Escher (I know I spelled the name wrong but don’t care enough to go check it) was this powerful, old demon-not demon who she says she say cleverness and knowledge inside but he was a complete kid. Despite that I kind of like his relationship with Sylvi. What I really disliked was Cassie and Lucien. It felt like their characters took a complete 180. I liked them in their book. In this one I REALLY REALY disliked them. Both were self centered, only cared about what they wanted, possessive, controlling and down right intrusive. It really turned me off this book. So much so I almost stopped the series but I need an easy audio book to listen to so onto the next one. Hope it’s better