Being dead definitely has its disadvantages. Number one being that I have to wait until the full moon to kick Benny’s ass. What right did he have to kill me? None. Not only that, I was his thirteenth kill, so he’s alive instead. Not for long, if I have my way. With Lorena gone, the island has taken on a life of its own and it’s up to me to destroy it. But doing so will require massive sacrifices. Sacrifices I’m not sure I’m willing to give. But the fate of everyone on the island rests in my hands. Who will live and who will be gone forever? The choice is mine.

After killing two monsters and befriending a third, Juliette is getting the hang of this business. Between her job, school, and hot new boy toy, she's learning to love Madison Island. But after another mysterious death and new arrivals in town, Juliette's got her hands full.Not to mention that Mason goes missing and Samuel puts her on the task of finding him. Will it all be too much, or will Juliette figure out how to save the day once again?

"Congratulations Callie, you're the puppet now."What the devil does that mean? I've finally succeeded in doing away with Samuel, but I'm not really in charge of the island at all. In fact the treachery runs deeper than I ever thought possible and if I'm not careful every soul on the island-both living and dead-will want to kill me for what I've done unless I discover who is really in charge. Do I have the ability to overcome myself and do what I need to do or will I have to stand by and watch everyone I love die?

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When a powerful centuries-old vampire hits Anita Blake's town, a battle of the undead ensues.

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