Dancing in Graveyards

by Fannie Price

Danika Harlow is a witch, although the Elders of her Coven would probably dispute that statement. Content with her lack of status among the coven, Dani's biggest concern in life was the progression of her relationship with Alpha werewolf, Finnius Macleod. That is until she was paid a visit by the head vampire of San Francisco. People in his Murder have gone missing and the word on the street is a necromantic witch is to blame. That means bad news for every spell-caster in the Bay Area, particularly for a witch trying to stay off the radar. Now Dani has ten days to find the witches responsible and bring them to justice before the vampires initiate a modern day Salem Witch Hunt... in the heart of downtown San Francisco.

300 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2009

About the author

Fannie resides in the Chicagoland area and enjoys creating stories that bring her hometown and other cities to life. Her favorite part of writing is the art of creating a vivid and visual world, populated by an entertaining, interesting, and flawed cast of characters with a real life feel.
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An avid Assassin's Creed fan girl, when she's not writing she spends her free time with family and friends, watching football and hockey, going to movies, reading, and playing the occasional adventure / RPG on her gaming console.

Fannie follows up the release of her debut novel, Dancing in Graveyards, with The Cambion Rider Chronicles. The series includes two short story preludes, Sirens, originally released in the anthology Shades of Horror and Strangeness and Demon Hunt. Along with two full length novels, After the Flesh, Book #1 of the series, and Book #2, Burn.

View more on Fannie's website: https://www.fanniepricenovels.net