The Ex Hex
Erin Sterling, 2021
Romance FantasyContemporary fiction
A witch accidentally curses her ex, then has to team up with him to undo the spell in a small Southern town full of magic and meddling relatives.
Feels like humor, longing and joy. About love and family.
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The kiss that makes the years before it feel like sleep.
What Rhys knew was that kissing her had felt like waking up. Like he’d been drifting sleepily through everything for the past nine years until he tasted her mouth again and remembered what actually being alive felt like. Better than any magic, Vivienne’s kiss. Erin Sterling.Erin Sterling is a pen name for Rachel Hawkins, who wrote the YA Hex Hall series and adult thrillers like The Wife Upstairs.
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- What is The Ex Hex like?
- Feels like humor, longing and joy. About love and family.
- What should I read after The Ex Hex?
- If you liked The Ex Hex, try The Seven Year Slip (Ashley Poston), Assistant to the Villain (Hannah Nicole Maehrer) and The Summer of Broken Rules (K.L. Walther).
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Some people are simply at home in the world. The rest of us watch them.
It must have worked for her, because it never mattered where she was in the world, she was home. She waltzed through life like she belonged at every party she was never invited to, fell in love with every lonely heart she found, and found luck in every adventure. She had that air about her-tourists asked her for directions when she went abroad, servers asked her opinion on wines and fine whiskeys, celebrities asked her about her life.
The Seven Year Slip · Ashley Poston
The moment you stop waiting for sunshine and start hoping for a storm.
Granted, she didn’t want to become evil, but when you spend most of your life trying to see the sun, you begin to wish for rain.
Assistant to the Villain · Hannah Nicole Maehrer
What you say when a perfect week is almost over.
Let’s pretend that time doesn’t exist. Let’s pretend that this week isn’t ending. Let’s pretend that we will always be us—happy, sunburnt, and tangled up together.
The Summer of Broken Rules · K.L. Walther
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