Splitting Hares: A Remiel Kane Hard Core M/M Paranormal Romance (Stone Hearts: Sam and Eros Book 1)

This book contains scenes of hard core guy on guy action, please heed the message in the first pages of the book.

Eros Chastain is technically a criminal: a warlock, or oath-breaker, one of the witches who got a taste for the edgier sorts of magic that are outlawed by the witch's council of the New United States. Once on track to become a powerful healer serving the shifter community, Eros lost his taste for the compassionate arts and has built a quiet reputation as Stone Ward's most desired Dominant, serving the shifter community exclusively with his tantalizing magic and his skill for getting Every. Last. Drop. To Eros, whose former lover, a crooked cop, now exacts a heavy toll in blackmail payments every week, love is utter bullshit: a phenomenon he can create, one that he knows all too well. So when he meets Samuel, a rare and stoic auroch who seems immune the Eros’ well practiced charms, there’s no reason for him to get so hung up, is there?

Samuel Marlowe, a gentle giant of an auroch shifter, has just broken up with yet another tail-chaser boyfriend who perceives the ox’s quiet nature as a lack of real passion. Why Samuel keeps gambling his heart on humans he doesn’t know, but no amount of having it broken seems to teach him the lesson he needs to learn. Still, Samuel, like all aurochs, is a pragmatic man as well as a romantic. He knows how to see a thing for what it is. So when his friend Gerome introduces him to Eros Chastain—the warlock of Fur Bank—and the fiery warlock’s enchanting hands get under Samuel’s skin, he ought to know better than to get involved with such a wreck of a human being. Now, if only his tender heart could get the message…

But each may have the chance to restore the other’s faith in love—the kind with whips and chains and magic that can drive a quiet shifter like Samuel into a blind, lustful rage; and show Eros Chastain that some of the most powerful magic can’t be woven with spells alone. This 54,000 word novel is hot and heavy from cover to cover; don’t miss it!