Hate Hex

By: Gina LaManna

Narrated by: Rusty Mewha, Abigail Reno

Trixie Gardens is one average witch, thank you very much.

A down-on-her-luck taxi driver in the paranormal section of New York, Trixie has spent a lifetime repressing her magic. Until one night, she meets a grumpy, devilishly handsome vampire in a dark alley, and she accidentally activates her powers by shooting the cork from a cheap cabernet bottle at his face.

It turns out the vampire is none other than Dominic Kent—the stormy, rough-around-the-edges billionaire who owns Trixie’s apartment building. When she discovers Dominic is trying to kick her out of the only place she’s ever called home (and did she mention rent-controlled?), it’s hate at first sight.

After Trixie puts a teeny tiny hex on her new nemesis, Dom retaliates in a big way. It’s all clever enchantments and witty curses, until Dominic’s brother suddenly returns, hellbent on revenge. When things turn deadly, Dominic and Trixie must bond together to survive.

As Dom and Trixie fight to stay alive, they try to ignore the electricity crackling between them that’s got nothing to do with magic. However, before she knows it, Trixie finds herself wondering why the line between hate and love feels like it’s so thin it might have vanished entirely…

©2024 Gina LaManna (P)2024 Dreamscape Media

Loved it

Gina LaManna has outdone herself with her latest creation, Hate Hex. The storyline is well developed and the characters quickly seem as if you’re really watching them interact with each other.
Rusty Mewha and Abigail Reno have excellent performances as they interacted and brought the story to life. All the characters were given distinct voices.
I truly hope this is not a standalone novel but instead is the beginning to a new series.
I highly recommend this book to cozy paranormal fans.

A fun read!!

The twists and turns of the story were fun to keep up with, hoped for a bit more information in the epilogue.

ehh

This story had potential. But it was very immature, almost like a young adult novel. Most of the book is the 2 main characters talking about "I might like you, do you like me?" The evil brother storyline is never developed. The election storyline is more like an afterthought than anything else. I kept waiting for the plot to make an appearance, but it never did.