Nevada Baylor, a detective with lie-detecting magic, faces a dangerous case with billionaire mage Mad Rogan in a world of flashy magic.
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Nevada Baylor, a detective with lie-detecting magic, faces a dangerous case with billionaire mage Mad Rogan in a world of flashy magic.
How many authors can switch up their worlds and make each one just as interesting if not more interesting than the last? I can only name a few. Burn For Me has everything that I have come to expect and need from an Ilona Andrews novel
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Frequent romantic tension with explicit on-page intimate scenes.
Graphic combat scenes with magical violence and some gore.
Moderate use of strong language throughout the story.
Brief mentions of alcohol use in social settings.
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Central theme of fantasy magic and spellcasting in a modern setting.
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Minor themes of power dynamics and societal hierarchy.
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Brief references to coercion and family pressure.
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