Badmoon Rising

For the werewolves and vampires of Tampa, the Peace keeps the two races from slaughtering each other. That doesn’t mean there isn’t the need for the occasional assassination, spying, or other subterfuge. For that, the werewolf lord calls upon the Hunters Guild. Ranger is not just one of the hunters that gets to do all of those fun activities – he’s the Guildmaster’s personal hitter, the one that gets all of the real interesting jobs. As good a hunter as he is, that’s what not Ranger is known for amongst the werewolves. Among them, he is the Badmoon, the werewolf with no lineage in any of the packs. For the close-knit werewolf society, Ranger is the Other. Many call him an abomination. It’s a good thing Ranger is very good at his job.

The very public assassination of the werewolf lord by the vampires turns the cold war hot. The problem is that the vampires weren’t responsible for the assassination. It’s up to Ranger and his allies to delve into the murky world of state politics to find the assassin and stop the entire state from plunging into war. Oh, and deal with his growing attraction to the lord’s daughter. It’s a good thing Ranger is very good at his job.