Don’t Hex and Drive | Book 2 of Stay A Spell | Arc Review
Don’t Hex and Drive is the second book in the series Stay A Spell in which we follow each sister as they find romance. Here we follow Isadore and the sexy vampire Devraj.
Tag: paranormal romance
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