A blood-soaked invitation from the Dark Court clashes with the hunt for a werewolf murderer in the fourth installment of the Victoria Cage series. Victoria is living with her grandmother’s spirit and it’s like she’s back in high school again. There are curfews, house rules, twenty questions, granny panties replacing her sexy underwear, and a lot of well-intentioned, unwanted advice. Victoria is a powerful necromancer… she’s a freaking queen! But none of that matters when you’ve got a tiny transparent housemate who’s strong enough to wield a wooden spoon and yell at you for letting her beloved business burn to the ground. Outside the walls of the suffocating rambler is Hellhole Bay, a.k.a. kryptonite for Victoria’s powers. Ghosts cling to trees, spirits cloud the air with unfinished business, and malevolent souls dip in and out of the anti-ether for a swim in the pungent, trash-riddled water. It’s sensory overload… and that means she can’t sense what danger’s coming next. And it’s not just the crowded afterlife activity and her dead grandmother driving Victoria crazy. Repairs to the funeral home are going supernaturally-slow. She also can’t sleep, not with the chorus of wolves howling every night. Her tall, dark, and furry beau is acting way stranger than normal too. And much to her dismay, she’s getting approached by Dark Court dignitaries who tell her that their king wants her at some great Feast of Madness. More than ever, Victoria needs advice. Liam-brand advice. Only… he seems to be gone for good. And that’s, of course, her fault. * The Victoria Cage Series contains graphic language and imagery. Suitable for mature readers, 17+.