Handcuffs and Hexes

A Paranormal Monster Romance (Possessive Monsters, Book 9)

De: Maggie Mayhem

Narrado por: Michelle Sparks, Daniel Lewis, Troy Duran

What’s worse than waking up in the hospital with the mother of all concussions? Finding out the guy sent to care for me is the same too-sexy-for-his-own-good wizard who stole my flipping cruiser!

Cocky, powerful, and a shameless flirt, Seth is everything I hate. So why do my knees turn to jelly every time he calls me a cutesy nickname? Ugh! Why, oh why, do I have a weakness for chiseled abs and piercings? It’s not like he’s even available! And to complicate things even more, I find Seth’s equally sexy and even sweeter demon lover, Liam, just as irresistible.

Not one to shy away from a challenge, I agree to a casual fling. Nothing more. But when they both turn their charms on me, I realize I’ve bitten off more than I can chew.

But our unconventional secret arrangement isn’t the only thing threatening to tear my world apart. A giant mind-controlling, wizard-devouring portal has opened up in Darlington, threatening to consume the entire city, maybe even the entire world.

Will we be able to destroy it before it turns Seth against us? And how will I ever pick up the pieces when everything is over?

Handcuffs and Hexes is a sweet and steamy standalone paranormal romance featuring a black cat wizard, his golden retriever demon, and the sexy officer who gets between them… literally. HEA guaranteed.

©2025 Maggie Mayhem (P)2025 Maggie Mayhem

Semi-predictable but sweet!

A cute story that takes no guesses to see where it will go, but so sweet!

Not my favorite

I thought the story was going to be better. I felt that Seth had no connection with Hazel. I was confused because the demon Liam said that Seth wanted Hazel, but at the end Seth said that Liam was the one who wanted Hazel. Not my favorite story was boring had no interested story at all. The sex was weird. I don’t know if I like a man with a making out in front of a woman. Just weird to me.

Double the Pleasure

I really enjoyed this instalment in the possessive monsters series. It was nice to have the mmf trope introduced. The FMC is introduced in previous books and it was nice to hear her story and background. It was also nice to get the story on the two MMCs who also made appearances in previous books. The story itself is sweet with a bit of angst and quite a bit of character development despite it being on the shorter side. The dynamic of the main relationship between all three characters works well, and the concerns of the FMC are very relatable. Overall she is relatable. The narrators worked extremely well together, and the distinct voices helped to give depth to each of the characters' personalities. I hope there will be more books that feature a multi male interest. This one was done very well.

Handcuffs and Hexes

This Book 9 in the Possessive Monsters Book Series has an interesting paranormal, monster romance, an interconnected world and strong characters. This book gave me exactly what I want in a romance: great pacing, strong vibes, and a satisfying ending. This story has a woman with latent magic, a man who is both a strong witch & warlock combined and his demon lover. These characters have been dancing around each other for awhile in this incredible series. I am happy they got their story with all the trials and tribulations of a real romance.

Handcuffs and Hexes

Another fun story in this series. This book is about Seth (wizard and witch), Liam (demon) and Hazel (human?). Hazel -an officer of the police- gets hurt at a mysterious and potentially dangerous vortex. Having a serious concussion and other injuries, she has to be taken care off and not be alone. Seth and Liam are a couple, but they are both quit interested in adding Hazel aka officer Cooley into the mix. So of course they volunteer to take care of Hazel. Although they are all attracted to each other, things are not so simple. Add a dangerous growing vortex in the mix plus several other problems, like Seth’s father, a relationship seems out of the question.
Great story, I enjoyed it reading but I enjoyed listening to it even more. All three(!!!!) narrators did a great job!!