If there is a thing werewolves hate more than being hungry is vampires. So when Tylene McClaine realises she is an adult and needs to have her space, falling in love with a music professor that happens to be vampire is not going to help improve her relationship with the rest of the pack. Moreover, when someone starts targeting vampire businesses at the Hollow, Tylene is afraid some members of her family might be the culprits.

I think the story is 3-star OK because the villain was tremendously obvious and I was really hoping for a twist at the end, but the narrator is 5-star worthy. Tylene is likeable but since all her problems come from a fixed mindset, it is difficult to go along with the pain of it all that could be solved in seconds. Having said that, it is still the same cosy mystery that Molly Harper got us uses to with the amazing characters, and I would not mind to read more of Dick Cheney.