Witchbond: Gay Urban Fantasy Action Adventure Romance Novel

Written by Lissa Kasey

Narrated by Tyler Kent

Everyone wants control over Sebastian's magic.

After a hard year on the run from everything from biker bears to Great Lake sirens, Seb thought he’d found a home. Liam, his mate and an alpha werewolf, seemed to be the safest place to rest. Until the fae send the Wild Hunt their way.

They’ve decided Liam isn’t strong enough to subdue a kitsune, and will stop at nothing to bind Seb to one of theirs. Even if that means eliminating Liam and tricking Seb into a bargain he can’t refuse.

Can they survive being stalked by the Hunt, tricked by the fae, and barely escaping the corrupted otherworld of Underhill?

• Language: English
• Publisher: Layer Kake Publishing, LLC
• Release date: May 29, 2020
• ISBN: 9781662273087

Lissa Kasey

Lissa Kasey is Ace/Aro and ENBY. Lissa's storytelling specializes in in-depth characters, detailed world building, sweet and spicy romance, and twisting plots to keep you clinging to the page.

Reviews for Witchbond

[Aru Spring · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

****Spoilers****

There are some very compelling and interesting ideas that are played with in this book. In particular the concept of being able to open and close doorways to other dimensions, the issues with the fae, and the system of severing the bonds between the packs.

However I really didn't like how Seb's character developed in this second instalment.

Part of Seb's charm in the first book was that he was prickly but fiercely independent. Often making comments about how alphas were " alpha-holes" that he wasn't going to bend to his mates will, and that he wasn't going to be a " Susie homemaker ".


But in this second instalment he turns into all those things. He cooks food for the pack like a good little wife, and is obsessed with trying to fit into the pack hierarchy. And being "good enough" for his mate.
He has completely lost his independent streak and is now somehow both incredibly needy and prickly? It just makes him seem so weak? After everything he went through in the first book that is clearly the last thing he is.
Then he kinda flies off the handle and descends into hysterics? It just felt so... Odd.

The best part of the book was when he slips back to the other dimension because it forces him to be strong in order to return to the other side. If you like the first book I would still recommend you give this a try you may like it This just was not my favorite.

[Chris Volpi · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

The steamy parts of this book were great. However, so much of the story I found exhausting. The main character doesn’t really experience a growth arc and seems to just be perpetually stuck in this miserable place of self-doubt and fear. It’s quite exhausting. I liked the world the author built and the characters.

[megmmmmmm · Rating: 2 out of 5 stars]

Not near as good as the first book. Way too many repetitions of ‘my consciousness faded to black’ and ‘I needed my mate’, ‘must get back to my mate’ etc.

[kate1910 · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

I loved this audiobook. Narration was great as well as plot and characters.