Chasing Midnight (Dark of Night book 2)
“It was actually in better shape than the last time he’d been in the room. Manila folders sat in neat stacks beside a set of grey filing cabinets. There was a simple wooden desk that had once belonged to her grandfather. On one side sat a bulky, old computer and on the other, yet another stack of papers. Mounted on the wall beside the desk was a massive corkboard covered in old photos, notes, and sealed evidence bags. None of it belonged to Isabel. They were all relics of the time her father spent running the business. He would never call her nostalgic aloud for fear of being face slapped, but here, the evidence was plain. She kept these things around because she felt connected to them, and through them, to her father. Just old relics from a past that she couldn’t quite let go of. Kind of like him.
Shane never wanted to become a vampire, but he’d long gotten past being bitter about it. His family shunned him—painful but not unexpected—and he’d expected Isabel to do the same.
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