Shadow Rites
Slaying vampires is
child’s play for skinwalker Jane Yellowrock. But handling the
complicated politics of New Orleans’ supernatural players is another
story...
Jane is keeping the peace between visiting groups
of witches and vamps in the city, but then trouble comes knocking on her doorstep. When her house is magically attacked, the wild chase to find
her assailants unearths a mystery that has literally been buried deep.
A missing master vampire, presumed long deceased, is found chained in a
pit...undead, raving mad, and in the company of two human bodies. Now
it’s up to Jane to find out who kept the vampire hidden for so long and
why, because the incident could tip already high supernatural tensions
to an all-out arcane war.
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Jane Yellowrock
Jane Yellowrock consists of fifteen primary books, and includes one additional book that complement the series but is not considered mandatory reads — considered a complete series. The current recommended reading order for the series is provided below.
