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black, his trench coat swirling around him. Fear sizzles through my body. How did he get in? “Mr. Fox.”
    “It’s time to go.” Two of his henchmen appear behind him. “I trust you’ve enjoyed your stay?” Krag is all consideration.
    “I have. In fact, I would prefer to remain here.” If I leave with him, I’m dead.
    “I’m sure you would.” A smile creeps across his pale face. Krag Fox is a handsome man, but then, I don’t know that many ugly vampires. “It was kind of Drake to take care of you for me. I should do something in return for him, don’t you think?”
    “Like what?” I stand.
    “Relieve him of his pitiful human existence, of course.” Krag’s eyes glow red. “It will be a small compensation for the plans you’ve heedlessly scuttled.” He straightens his cuffs. He is old school, wearing black onyx cufflinks. “You’ve been a very naughty bunny, Hunny.” His anger rolls through the air.
    I’m in big, big trouble.

 
     
     
    09 Drake’s Blog
     
    I go through four clips before the vamps slow. Wright is to my left, dropping them like flies or, in this case, bats. Neither of us can keep up to Uncle Flopsy. He’s on my right, his left foot thumping with each shot. Hunny’s feet thump when she’s turned on. I guess her Uncle Flopsy must get off on killing the undead. He’s certainly skilled at the task, icing vamps like no one I’ve ever seen.
    We’ve formed a circle around the hospital. Uncle Flopsy is true to his word. His shifters follow our orders without any backchat, reporting to the police stationed at even intervals. I have new respect for shifters, bunny shifters, that is. The rest of them clearly can’t be trusted.
    “This has been a pleasant evening.” Uncle Flopsy holsters his gun. He appears disappointed that the killing is over so quickly. “Any time you want me to kill off more rivals, let me know. Hunny has my number.” He shakes my hand.
    “Thank you.” That is sincere gratitude, not sarcasm. Wright shakes Uncle Flopsy’s hand too, looking shell-shocked like he can’t believe we survived. We wouldn’t have survived without the rabbit shifters. One big bunny swaggers by with a female wrapped around his waist. She’s giving his ear a victory lick.
    I know what that does to rabbit shifters. Our vamp-fighting team disperses. I look forward to licking Hunny’s ears once I wrap up here. That won’t be soon. I have paperwork to do. It comes with killing a few hundred vampires in the middle of the city.
    It is easier to fill out the paperwork on site. Usually this is unpleasant with the blood and guts and gore. Not so tonight. There are no dead bodies to clean up. That’s one nice thing about vampires. They burn into ash. I’m on my third stack of forms when a breeze lifts the papers. It is the first hint of a wind this evening. I look up. I have the creepy sensation I’m being watched.
    “Bravo. I’m impressed.”
    I am being watched. Damn it. I recognize that voice. I pull my gun. How come I didn’t smell him coming? Then Fox steps out of the shadows, and I know why. He has a gun pressed to my sweet Hunny’s forehead. Her scent has lingered around me like a comforting blanket all night.
    Hunny’s eyes are wide with fear, and a red killing haze threatens to overwhelm me. I can’t allow that. One mistake and the love of my life is dead. “You promised me you’d stay in the apartment, Hunny.”
    She blinks. Her cheeks flush. “Plans change, Drake.” Good, she’s thinking. I’ll need her help to get us out of this. “How is work?”
    “I had a better night than some.” I shrug. “You’ll require some new recruits, Fox.” Five hundred vampires dead will put a dent in his future plans.
    “Are you volunteering, Officer Drake?” Red eyes glint.
    He would like that, the bastard. “I’d stake my own self before that happens.” I aim right between his eyes, my finger itching to squeeze the trigger. I can’t. He is a vampire. They have