Hex Kittens

Underneath the world we know is one filled with monsters and mayhem.

And the only thing standing between it and us is Nick.

Recruited by a mysterious woman in latex, he has one job: Keep the supernatural in check.

Aided by a sentient breast implant sidekick (she’s a silicone slime!) sidekick and driving a Hellcat, he’s going to find himself faced with threats way above his league. Fortunately for him, his knack for recruiting gorgeous Chosen One-types may be just the thing he needs to stay alive.

Other than his mercurial companion, he’s been without companionship until he meets Tiffany – a blonde bombshell who has been fighting the good fight by herself for years. All of that changes when Nick reveals the truth of the supernatural worlds and the Fates behind it all.

Hex Kittens is a new supernatural adventure series that brings three of your favorite authors together for an indulgent new series you’re going to want to binge forever.

Fans of the Fateforged Universe: Hex Kittens is part of the setting (and considered canon), but we’ve kept connections and cameos to a minimum to avoid giving our readers homework.

New Town. Old Monsters. Fresh Ink.

Nick and Tiffany are used to the grind of hunting low-level monsters, fueled by Waffle House runs and frequent breaks for special activities. But when their mysterious benefactor, Anastasia, sends them to the eerie mountain town of Libusen, West Virginia , they find themselves driving straight into a nightmare that looks like a cuckoo clock and smells like death.

People are vanishing without a trace, haunted by the sound of gnawing teeth.

Enter Moira Orchard, the striking Canadian tattoo artist with no visible ink and a guilty conscience. She’s been marking the locals with protective sigils, but something in the mountains has turned her magic into a dinner bell for a pack of [redacted] creatures.

Return to the world of Hex Kittens, where every shadow could be a threat. Or an opportunity at an enticing new discovery.

Fans of the Fateforged Universe: Hex Kittens is part of the setting (and considered canon), but we’ve kept connections and cameos to a minimum to avoid giving our readers homework.