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Night Shift

Beat cop Cassie Hunt thinks she can hide from her paranormal heritage as a blood witch, until a murderer begins ritualistically taking fang, fur, blood and bone for a massive spell, beginning with Cassie’s warlock uncle. Cassie vows to catch her uncle’s killer – a vow that walks her back into her werewolf ex fiancé’s arms. When the murderer tries and fails to kill Cassie using vampire assassins, Cassie herself becomes a vampire. After her blood witch mother goes missing, Cassie must use all the magic in her blood and fangs to defeat the killer.

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First published April 7, 2015

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J.C. O'Brien

4 books4 followers
J.C. O’Brien delivers supernatural noir and horror with a large dose of blood, muscle and action – and a firm respect for the mystical arts. When not at the keyboard or reading, she belly dances. She lives in Seattle with a jazz-musician husband, their son and a black dog with a strong sense of deadline.

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113 reviews7 followers
November 2, 2016
half through, I have mixed feelings about this book. There are some great ideas here and overall the writing is good, but there are some choppy transitions and it needed to be proofed one more time for clarity. Interested enough to finish, but it's jarrong in spots,

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I didn't finish it. Again, there are some great ideas in here but there are parts that are almost incoherent or laborious to read.
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April 7, 2021
Mysteries to solve

This was intense and at times a mystery. I wish it was more forthcoming with information about the side characters. Did Nick cheat on Cassie? I mean the whole vampire thing the reason they are not a couple. What about other vampires? I mean there is just so much I don’t understand and I hope I do with the next book.
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