**edited 11/26/13 
 Vampire hunters don't get to pick their employers, but it doesn't get much weirder than being hired by the vampires to hunt down one of their own. When Jane Yellowrock gets a call from one of the top vamps in New Orleans, she isn't sure what to think. Apparently, there's a rogue vampire loose, and Jane's new employer hopes that a human like Jane will somehow succeed where a bunch of bloodsucking superhumans have failed. Fortunately for the vamps, Jane is quite far from human herself: not only is she one of the last skinwalkers still walking around in their skins, but she also gains additional hunter instincts from a predatory spirit who shares her consciousness. Jane speeds down to New Orleans on her motorcycle (its name is "Bitsa," as it is "bits of" various other defunct bikes) only to discover that her job won't be as easy as she first thought: not only does the rogue vamp have powers that she's never seen before, but she quickly finds herself embroiled in the glutinous gumbo of vampire politics. 
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 Due to my disapproval of GR's new and highly subjective review deletion policy, 
 the rest (of my long, rather cranky review) is posted over here at Booklikes. 
 ~3.5