Don't Hex and Drive (Stay a Spell, #2)

by Juliette Cross

Why was she so offended by my presence? I was a likeable guy, dammit. There was the fact I’d hit her with my car. True. I found her fascinating. Was it because she seemed to want to flee my presence the second we were ever alone? I wasn’t sure. Something about her made me want to know her better. Yes, I was accustomed to people liking me. Especially women. But Isadora Savoie did not, that was for sure. And now, this fucking list of hers. I pulled it out of my back pocket and then started the engine, wanting to take a look at her pros and cons list of “Devraj Egomaniac Kumar.” I was not an egomaniac. Just because I was better at just about everything than the average person or supernatural didn’t mean I was an egomaniac. Huffing a sigh, I read to myself. Pros: Nice physique, but typical of most vampires really Somewhat considerate—after he runs people over with his expensive car Charming—but kind of over-the-top with it (note to vampire: stop trying so hard) Pretty hair I grinned. She thought my hair was pretty? Then I frowned. That was the only thing she didn’t have a negative addendum tacked onto her pseudo-compliments. I sped the few blocks down Magazine Street but stopped for the red light next to Mystic Maybelle’s. I reread the rest of the list then. Cons: Exceedingly superior and full of himself Needs to be the center of attention Too rich, clothes too fancy; obviously overcompensating for something Ridiculously expensive car and social media pics point to SPS Followi...