Dead-Tective (Book 1): Vampire Dead-Tective
“We wound our way through that maze of tunnels, but at least the torches lasted so I could see where I was going."Um, I may be dense-""Yes.""-but shouldn't we be staying away from those guys?"Vincent stopped so suddenly that I clothes-lined myself into his arm. I fell to the hard, cold ground, and he glanced over his shoulder at me. "Don't you want your friend to be safe?"I frowned. "Yeah, if he was alive, but he's not. Even that guy said he'd been murdered."Vincent's frown deepened to the depth... of the Grand Canyon, or maybe even a little lower. "Have you learned nothing?"I stood and brushed myself off. "From what? Bits and pieces of information that I drag kicking and screaming out of your undead carcass? How the hell am I supposed to learn anything from that?"He turned and strode toward me. I retreated until my back hit the wall of the tunnel, and he towered over me. His voice was low and dangerous. "You know longer exist in the human world. This is the world of the paranormal where morals are a dead-weight, and magic and science grant people their greatest wishes and nightmares.MoreLess
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