Curse Breaker: A New Adult Urban Fantasy (Mackenzie Grey: Trials Book 2) by Karina Espinosa

Author:Karina Espinosa [Espinosa, Karina]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2019-08-16T16:00:00+00:00

It was noon and the sun was streaming into the bedroom when my eyes finally popped open. While this bed was comfy, I really missed my apartment. Hell, I missed my job, my life. Speaking of my job, I should probably call Michaels. Or go to the SIU, since I had a new face.

I rolled out of bed and trudged into the bathroom to wash my face and brush my teeth. When I was done, I made my way downstairs where I found Jackson in the living room with a laptop, sprawled on the couch.

“Morning,” I grumbled as I shuffled in.

“Good afternoon,” he corrected.

“Whatever. Where’s the coffee?”

He rolled his eyes. “Haven’t you had enough? That shit will rot your stomach.”

“That computer will rot your brain, but you don’t hear me complaining,” I countered, turning to head to the kitchen.

You could say many things to me, but never, and I mean never, talk about my coffee. I’ll cut a bitch.

“It’ll give you yellow teeth!” he yelled at my back.

“I use whitening strips!” I called over my shoulder and kept walking.

I turned the coffee maker on and waited as the smell of percolating coffee consumed the kitchen. Bobby had left a few more vials of the cloaking spell potions for me on the counter, which led me to believe he’d already left for the day.

I put my blond hair up in a messy bun and blew my bangs away from my eyes. They were starting to get on my nerves, and I looked forward to getting my old self back.

When the coffee was done, I poured myself a cup and went into the living room to chat with Jackson.

“So, whatcha’ doing?”

“Looking into our hunter,” he answered, his eyes glued to the screen. “His background is squeaky clean. Not even a parking ticket.”

“That’s bullshit,” I scoffed. “That guy got a judge to sign off on some very legit-looking court docs to get me out of lock-up, and it was all a scam. He’s a pro. Unless he’s scrubbed his history clean, he must have some hiccup down the road.”

“None that I can see. At least, not in the human world. And since he’s human, that’s all we got.” Jackson shrugged.

“Then our best bet is to contact him,” I said. “Alexander says we can’t trust hunters, but I think he’ll be a good asset, considering what we’re up against.”

“I think the decision should be up to Amy,” Jackson refuted. “It’s her life on the line.”

I hadn’t thought about that. If we worked with the hunter, he promised to keep Amy safe, but could we trust him? Alexander insinuated we couldn’t, but Jack had a point. Ultimately, Amy should have the final say.

“Speaking of your woman,” I smirked, “how is that going?”

He froze. “What do you mean?”

“You know, are you guys on, off, or is there a dimmer switch?”

“Are you for real right now?” he deadpanned.

“As a heart attack.” I crossed my heart. “I noticed you guys aren’t sharing a room.”

“You’re so damn nosy.” He lowered his head and looked back at the computer screen.

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