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Double Trouble (Urban Rivals #1)
Overview
It takes two to tango.
Jericho “Echo” Frost can copy any spell he sees. His arcane duplication makes him popular with those who can afford his mimicking magic (and tolerate his motor mouth).
Theodore Morrow is a top Occultech field agent, tasked to collect enchanted objects for the mysterious corporation’s stock. His magical scrolls make him the perfect partner, doubling Echo’s firepower.
There’s just one problem: they absolutely cannot stand each other.
When enchanted objects go dangerously haywire in the city, the director of Occultech forces them on a mission. The two must decide whether to fly solo or stand together to survive.
Provided they survive each other, that is.
Double Trouble is a slow-burn enemies-to-lovers urban fantasy M/M romance featuring mouthy magical men, sassy banter, and a HFN ending.
Jericho “Echo” Frost can copy any spell he sees. His arcane duplication makes him popular with those who can afford his mimicking magic (and tolerate his motor mouth).
Theodore Morrow is a top Occultech field agent, tasked to collect enchanted objects for the mysterious corporation’s stock. His magical scrolls make him the perfect partner, doubling Echo’s firepower.
There’s just one problem: they absolutely cannot stand each other.
When enchanted objects go dangerously haywire in the city, the director of Occultech forces them on a mission. The two must decide whether to fly solo or stand together to survive.
Provided they survive each other, that is.
Double Trouble is a slow-burn enemies-to-lovers urban fantasy M/M romance featuring mouthy magical men, sassy banter, and a HFN ending.
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| ISBN | 254952745 |
| Publisher | |
| Publication date | October 2026 |
| Language | English |
| Pages | 428 pages |
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