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Original Title:	Crimes Against Magic ASIN B007YK01JY
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Hellequin Chronicles #1

Crimes Against Magic (Hellequin Chronicles #1)

Steve McHugh

Kindle Edition | Pages: 388 pages

Rating: 4.03 | 11365 Users | 647 Reviews

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It’s been almost ten years since Nathan Garrett woke on a cold warehouse floor with nothing but a gun, a sword, and no idea of who he was or how he got there. His only clue … a piece of paper with his name on it. Since then, he’s discovered he’s a powerful sorcerer and has used his abilities to work as a thief for hire. But he’s never stopped hunting for his true identity, and those who erased his memory have never stopped hunting for him. When the barrier holding his past captive begins to crumble, Nathan swears to protect a young girl who is key to his enemy’s plans. But with his enemies closing in, and everyone he cares about becoming a target for their wrath, Nathan is forced to choose between the life he’s built for himself and the one buried deep inside him.

Crimes Against Magic is an Urban Fantasy set in modern-day London with Historical flashbacks to early fifteenth-century France. It's book one of the Hellequin Chronicles, a series about Nathan (Nate) Garrett, a centuries-old sorcerer.

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Title	:	Crimes Against Magic (Hellequin Chronicles #1)
Author	:	Steve McHugh
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 388 pages
Published	:	April 27th 2012 by Hidden Realms Publishing
Categories	:	Fantasy. Urban Fantasy. Paranormal. Magic. Fiction

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Ratings: 4.03 From 11365 Users | 647 Reviews

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I bought this book solely by chance -- it was one of the "Customers Who Bought This Item Also Bought" books that was listed at Amazon.com when I browsed a couple of UF series. Since it was only $2.99, I thought okay, why not. I've always wanted to find more good UF series with male protagonist anyway.The protagonist is Nathan Garrett. Ten years ago, he woke up in a warehouse without memory what-so-ever. But over a decade he learned that he was a sorcerer. He works as a thief, that is how he gets

Cheesy in a CW kind of way but entertaining. I actually liked this better than Dresden. There's definitely a lot of cliche action one liners and over simplified story line but overall a fun read. I'll continue the series.

A really fun read, with lots of action, humor, magic, friendships and a good amount of fighting and blood. ;) I had a great time reading it - and the series will help tide me over until the next Harry Dresden book will be out. Really good urban fantasy with a thieving wizzard whonhasnto find out who he is, after 10 years without his memories.

Take a Sam Spade / Harry Dresden first person gumshoe vantage point and the twist the story around to have a James Bondian love of women, cars and guns, a Jason Bournian loss of memory of learning to kick ass (and why), a Bruce Leesque love of Kung Fu, a parallel story line in 15th Century France and a cast of mashed up characters from myth and legend.The author tries to do an awful lot and, probably because of that, the more I read the more I kept saying 'No, you're not going there... oh god,

This was an interesting urban fantasy involving Legends, Sorcerers, Gargoyl, Werewolves and Myths. Nathan Garret wokeup, a decade ago, with no memories of his past. He learns that he's a highly skilled sorcerer and use his talents to work as a thief. He is a bit of an anti-hero, with a sense of humor. The plot is fast paced and told in flash backs from fifteenth century France and alternating to present day London. During a case which involves his sixteen years old neighbor he is confronted by

3.5 stars. Liked it but didn't love it. It's action-packed urban fantasy with an interesting premise although I didn't connect with the MC and I couldn't see an overarching theme or storyline that would keep me invested in the whole series. (view spoiler)[The question of Nate's memories and his vendetta against Mordred were surprisingly resolved by the end of this book. I would have thought the whole regaining his memories things would be the long-term plot point. Oh well. (hide spoiler)] There

If there were any issues with this book, I couldn't find them. The main character, Nathan, was fantastic. A little psychotic, powerful, and willing to protect those who needed it. In short, my favourite kind of guy. ;) Yeah, yeah, we all know I have issues. I'm cool with that.A friend recommended I read this book and I both hate and love her for it. Hate because I stayed up late reading and have ignored responsibilities. Sorry, work, we both knew you'd be the one to suffer. And love because,