Librarian's Note: An alternate cover for this ASIN can be found here. Something wicked this way comes...well, more wicked than usual. Georgia Clare needs help, and fast. The lone survivor of her coven's brutal massacre, she's all too aware of the target on her back. Now the rest of San Francisco's witching guild believes she's a killer, and the only man she can turn to isn't interested in working for a witch, innocent or otherwise. Darius deCompostela has done his best to steer clear of subversive affairs. A private investigator and reluctant medium,the last thing he wants is to advertise his existence to the things that go bump in the night. But then Georgia knocks on his door, and try as he might, he can't turn her away. Together, Georgia and Darius must navigate San Francisco's sometimes-treacherous demimonde in their hunt for a killer. Past sins come due,and both are forced to face their demons...in more ways than one. The lines between good and evil, personal and professional, become blurred. In the fight that ensues, only the wicked will survive. \\AUTHOR'S NOTE: Can be read as a standalone\\

Sometimes, your life begins the day you die... Asher Evans is a man haunted by history. Turned vampire in the concentration camp that claimed his family, he has never recovered from the loss of his humanity. Removed from the mundane world and resigned to facing eternity alone, he's completely unprepared when the unthinkable happens: he meets a girl. As the youngest daughter of San Francisco's most prestigious psychic family, Grace Alan has always known about the things that go bump in the night. She especially knows about monsters...including the fact that she is one. Grace has spent her entire life trying to be normal, and finally, things seem to be looking up. There's only one problem. She's just been murdered. When Asher stumbles upon a dying Grace, he knows he should leave her to her fate. But in a world that looks at him and sees a monster, Grace reminds him what it feels like to be human. He can't bring himself to let her die. Unfortunately, rescuing her has consequences. Female vampires have been illegal for centuries. In saving Grace, Asher may have condemned them both.