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Sending detectives in against humanity's worst nightmare? We were like little kids trying to hold back the dark with matches, bound to get our fingers burned, and worse, maybe burn the house down around us. The press portrayed us as bumbling and stupid-and maybe we were.

The ones who could still string two sentences together, like Garrett, stayed on the force. 'If I don't bleed you at least a little before we go, he'll be suspicious.'Īt his words, the half-healed bite mark Reese had left on my shoulder throbbed once, sending a hot pulse throughout my entire body.Īlmost everyone who went undercover with the vamps came out addicted to their bite. 'Mendoza all but dared me to Claim you, back there.' He didn't look down at me. 'We can't leave,' he said, equally softly. How good his hearing might be was only one of the many things I didn't know about vampires. I was glad-it was easier to contemplate joining forces with him when he wasn't reminding me that he was one of the monsters. Reese's lip dropped back down, covering the fang. 'I'll tell you everything,' I said to the vampire snarling at me. He'd help us find and stop whoever was killing these women. The department wouldn't force me to stick it out, wouldn't expect me to team up with a vampire for anything more than the most superficial of connections.īut I wouldn't. And I wanted to dance to it, almost as much as I wanted to escape it. But something about him sang to me, like a tune just out of hearing, almost recognized-a song of protection and death. I didn't know if I could trust him, this cowboy-vampire I had been thrown together with. It hit me, hard, that no matter how I twisted it around in my head, Reese was going to be more than just an informant to me.

Taming the Country Star by Margo Bond Collins