Sam Kane, Undead Detective
PaRanOrmal CRimes Unit BOOk 2
Death was just the beginning of his caseload.
Detective Sam Kane survived working in the supernatural world — the vampires, the werewolves, the forms filed in triplicate. He built a team. He closed his case. He even started to feel like he belonged.
Then someone put a bullet in him.
Now Kane is back. Different. Wrong. Carrying questions that nobody in the department has a form for, wearing a truth he can’t outrun, and chasing a case that’s more personal than anything he’s ever worked. The city hasn’t stopped being strange, the bureaucracy hasn’t stopped being impossible, and the people he left behind have had twelve long months to learn how to live without him.
Some debts can’t be settled with an arrest. Some crimes hit closer than a case file. And some mysteries? They start with the detective in the mirror.
Badge 531 is back in play. But the man behind it? That’s the real investigation.
The hardest case he’s ever worked is himself.
Perfect for fans of Ben Aaronovitch’s Rivers of London series, Jim Butcher’s Dresden Files, and anyone who’s ever wondered what happens when you add vampires to government paperwork.
The hardest case he’s ever worked is himself.
Perfect for fans of Ben Aaronovitch’s Rivers of London series, Jim Butcher’s Dresden Files, and anyone who’s ever wondered what happens when you add vampires to government paperwork.
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