Wow, finally a possession story where the possession is actually a good thing. This was a great start to what I think will be way too short of a series. John Starkweather is just pure sex while Caleb and Gray are wary but totally into John. What a wild menage of sorts. There was an edgy feel to this story that grabbed and held me until the very end. The Fist of God fits perfectly into today with our religious fanatics. Chief Kaniyar is a good strong female character which is something often missing in m/m books. I had a little problem with the changing tenses in the writing but got past it. This is the first book of Ms Hawk's that I've read but it definitely won't be the last. I need book two in this awesome SPECTR series. ( )

Interesting concept. I'm looking forward to reading the rest of the series.

Kinda like Gray. A lot! ( )

Hunter of Demons by Jordan L. Hawk and narrated by Bard Manger is a novel with good and evil people looking for the supernatural. This is a world where supernatural is known and distrusted unless the person is trained to be a professional. A guy is trying to find the body of his dead but possessed brother but gets possessed himself. It is not as it seems. The Fed sent out to help him is hot! It is a gay love story along with a horror story so if this bothers you go read something else but you will miss out on a good story. I plan to follow this series!
Narration is fantastic! ( )

Who's corrupting whom? A wonderfully entertaining series!

The first few pages, getting used to the author's style, I was uncertain... but I'm glad I stuck with it, because now I'm completely hooked, and I have to read every single one of these books. Excellent characterization, fascinating character-based drama, and intriguing mysteries! This entire series is on my short list of favorites, now. ( )

Finally a vampire story with a different sort of vampire!

Gray isn't your usual bloodsucking, gorgeous vampire - instead he 'lives' in dead bodies and eats the souls of demons. Usually. Now he has to live in the background while our MC Caleb manages 'their' body. But Gray is always present and their dialogues are very real and funny. I love how innocent Gray is (and I love Gray himself, if you haven't already noticed). John is a likeable character, too and I hope we get to read more about him in the next books.

The world building is promising and the writing style easily readable. Need more convincing? Currently you can get it for free (Amazon or ARe). ( )