Ashes and Arsenic
Agent Cèsar Hawke is in his element when he’s investigating magical crime. And with his boss
out of town, Cèsar gets to pick which cases he works on. He’s bent on
doing nothing involving demons, zombies, or fallen angels this time.
Instead, he’s going to find the witch who used magic to rob a bank.
Easy stuff. Cèsar plans to catch the perp before his boss gets home.
But when he digs into the robbery, he finds much more than missing money.
He also finds a deadly turf battle between two covens and a trail of
bloody violence.
A trail that leads directly to his brother, Domingo Hawke.
Domingo wants Cèsar’s help taking down his enemies. Forget that Cèsar works for the Office of Preternatural Affairs, forget allegiances, forget pesky
“contracts” and “conduct.” Domingo is calling in a favor and the Hawke
family is too tight to refuse.
Blood is the most powerful ingredient in any witch’s spell, after all...
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S. M. Reine
S. M. Reine is a writer and graphic designer obsessed with werewolves, the occult, and collecting swords. She spins tales of dark fantasy to escape the drudgery of the desert, where she lives with her husband, the Helpful Baby, and too many black animals to count.
Preternatural Affairs
Preternatural Affairs consists of seven books. The current recommended reading order for the series is provided below.
