Heart, Haunt, Havoc by Freydís Moon

Laced with romance, gothic imagery, Catholic mysticism, diaspora, and horror… When lonely transgender exorcist, Colin Hart, finds himself challenged by an unruly haunted house in Gideon, Colorado, he’s kept awake by ghosts, demons, ghouls, and the handsome nonbinary owner of the house, Bishop Martínez. Unlike the simple hauntings Colin is accustomed to, Bishop’s house is a living beacon, attracting a plethora of inhuman creatures, including a vengeful wolf-headed spirit who might be the key to quieting their sleepless nights. But as a heartbreaking mystery unravels, Colin comes face-to-face with the past Bishop tried to bury, opens a closet full of bloody skeletons, and trips into an accidental romance. As paranormally skilled as Colin might be, this particular haunting may be too messy for him to handle…

Adult • Romance/Paranormal • Horror/Supernatural and Occult • Fantasy/Contemporary • Diversity Representation/LGBTQ+/Own Voices • Diversity Representation/BIPOC/Own Voices

Content Warning: Heart, Haunt, Havoc contains sensitive material, including but not limited to: sexual content, body horror, animal death (and resurrection), horror, depiction of dysphoria, murder, graverobbing, discussion of racism, gore

bkwrm1317

Dark and brooding, funny, and really tender in the most lovely way all wrapped up into one. I'll definitely be reading the rest of this series.

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Menendezbe

I thoroughly enjoyed the story. It was well-paced, drew me in, and was an excellent backdrop for the development and emotions of the characters.