Free (Kindle/Kobo/ePub) Bound [Australian Martial Artist vs Monsters Urban Fantasy]

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Bound by UK-born Australian-resident Alan Baxter (ISFDB, Wikipedia) is the 1st in his Alex Caine trilogy of urban dark fantasy supernatural fight thrillers starring the eponymous Sydney cage-fighting mixed martial artist who discovers he lives in a world full of Fey and other creatures and also has particular magical talents which lead him to battle with monsters both literal and figurative (perhaps further down the line we'll find out he shouldn't have been doing that lest he become one), free courtesy of publisher HarperCollins Australia's Voyager imprint.

Some of the customer reviews note that there is a relatively high amount of violence due to all the fight scenes and a certain amount of sex, so caveat the more sensitive Gentle Readers in the audience.

Currently free @ Amazon (available to Canadians and in the UK & AU, of course), Kobo & Google Play (both available to Canadians).

Description
Alex Caine, a fighter by trade, is drawn into a world he never knew existed - a world he wishes he'd never found.

Alex Caine is a martial artist fighting in illegal cage matches. His powerful secret weapon is an unnatural vision that allows him to see his opponents' moves before they know their intentions themselves. An enigmatic Englishman, Patrick Welby, approaches Alex after a fight and reveals, 'I know your secret.' Welby shows Alex how to unleash a breathtaking realm of magic and power, drawing him into a mind-bending adventure beyond his control. And control is something Alex values above all else...

A cursed grimoire binds Alex to Uthentia, a chaotic Fey godling, who leads him towards chaos and murder, an urge Alex finds harder and harder to resist. Befriended by Silhouette, a monstrous Kin beauty, Alex sets out to recover the only things that will free him - the shards of the Darak. But that powerful stone also has the potential to unleash a catastrophe which could mean the end of the world as we know it.

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Now also free @ B&N UK & iTunes AU (and NZ, but not in North America or UK/Europe, as far as I can tell).