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Death defines her...
When Jess Vandermire, Captain of New York City's Vampire Hunting team, learns that her brother, Regent, has been sent to Paris for three months by the Vatican, she's devastated. Regent's been too involved with vampires as a priest to go to Paris without fearing vampire retribution. He'll need backup. Lucky for him, Jess and her partner, John Brittain, have some vacation time coming.
Once Jess and Britt arrive, they know something's not right in the city. Women are being murdered, and the vampire population is on the edge of revolt. But worst of all, the City of Lights is home to a lot of shadows, ones that move--and kill--of their own accord. But Jess's existence is rocked to the core when Regent comes across a life-changing, long lost family secret.
It's...
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