Fury of the Sorceress

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Immortality has its perks. Dealing with vampires is not one of them. After nine hundred years protecting the balance between magical and mundane, I do my best to avoid squabbles among the fanged variety. They're overdramatic, dress better than I do, and never have simple problems. My oldest friend included. But when Adrian asks me, his favourite sorceress, to do him a favour and help find a missing vampire queen, what can I do but say yes? Especially when my sort-of protégé has a vision about all the ways the city will go sideways if we don't get her back on her throne. The missing person's case quickly devolves into a free-for-all as a horde of rogue human thralls decides I would better serve the vampires dead. Who's giving them orders? Because it certainly isn't the queen. Not helping matters is my ex, a servant of Death, who refuses to stay where he's supposed to: in my past. With the city on the brink of war, the vampire nest on the edge of collapse, and my suitcase at serious risk of running empty before this problem is resolved, I have to put the pieces together before it's too late. Oh yeah. Adrian owes me big time.