Julian Hart

A human and powerful wizard. In A Caress of Twilight he was introduced as one of the partners in the Kane and Hart Agency founded by him, his twin brother, Jordan, and the Kane brothers, Ethan and Adam. He had been dating the latter for five years at that time, to Ethan's irritation.

Julian and his brother were identical twins, six feet tall, with brown hair, and handsome enough to be models - which they had actually been in their early twenties, when they were raising start up money for their agency - a rival to Jeremy Grey's agency which sought to fill the same niche market.

Julian tended to fill the roll of good humored diplomat at the firm, but could still command when necessary. He was friendly with Meredith if not specifically friends.

A Caress of Twilight
Kane and Hart were hired by Maeve Reed to protect her from the Unseelie whom she feared, but she needed Meredith, and broke her banishment to talk to her, a fellow sidhe, Unseelie or not. Julian ran interference for her with Meredith and her men.

At book's end, the Nameless had found Maeve's compound and it was Julian who got her and her husband out of the house. He told Meredith that all of his people save one employee were dead. The death toll included Ethan Kane. Julian followed the Reed's over the wall of the compound and got them to safety.

Divine Misdemeanors
The Hart brothers had taken what remained of their agency and merged with Jeremy's creating Grey and Hart.

Julian was having domestic problems, Adam Kane was still trying to get past the death of his brother, Ethan, and was distancing himself.

A pair of murderers targeted Julian and held him to force a meeting with Meredith. They had planned to carve him up like an anatomy lesson, but Merry and her men rescued him before he was too badly hurt.

"The twin brothers could let each other see what they were looking at, if they wanted to. When they'd been little they'd had no control over it, but they'd gone to the afterschool psychic programs along with all the other little gifted children and now they only shared if they chose." Merry discussing Julian and Jordan in Divine Misdemeanors (page 171)