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Celia Graves was once an ordinary human, but those days are long gone. Now she strives to maintain her sanity and her soul while juggling both vampire abilities and the powers of a Siren.
Warned of a magical “bomb” at a local elementary school, Celia forces an evacuation. Oddly, the explosion seems to have no effect, puzzling both Celia and the FBI. Two weeks later, a strangely persistent bruise on Celia’s leg turns out to be the first sign of a magical zombie plague.
Finding the source of the plague isn’t Celia’s only concern. Her alcoholic mother has broken out of prison on the Sirens’ island; her little sister’s ghost has possessed a young girl; and one of Celia’s boyfriends, a powerful mage, has disappeared.
Review Praise for Cat Adams: “Cat Adams is a visionary author, creating new worlds that are both strong and vividly drawn. Adventure and excitement at its best.” —Yasmine Galenorn, New York Times bestselling author of the Otherworld series
“This series just keeps getting better, maintaining a delicate balance between urban fantasy and paranormal romance. The emotional components are just as strong as the action sequences, set against an increasingly interesting world.” — Publishers Weekly on *Demon Song
“A warmly involving, action-packed yarn whose heroine is engagingly tough, vulnerable, principled and passionate in equal measure.” —Kirkus Reviews on Demon Song
“This is a treat for urban fantasy fans who like smart, feisty heroines and complex, fast-paced stories.” Library Journal on Blood Song —
"Entertainment ignited!” —RT Book Reviews on Siren Song, 4 ½ stars, Top Pick!
“ Demon Song is a fantastic thrill ride from the very first page. Author duo Cat Adams once again prove why they’re at the top of the urban fantasy field. I just love how quickly I become absorbed into anything Cat Adams writes.” ParaNormal Romance Reviews —
“How many ways must I say how awesome this series is before everyone believes me? Suspense, drama, action and even a little romance thrown in just to spice it up a bit.” Literaturely Speaking on Demon Song* —