Jane is something a little different. As far as she knows she's the only skinwalker alive; someone who can change into any animal she has a piece of. But she also shares her body with the soul of a mountain cat and wasn't too happy to discover how that happened. No one but her best friend's family knows her shifting secret and she has no one to get answers from. Thankfully, a Cherokee Shaman Jane stumbled across is able to lead Jane to find her own answers. 
 In this second book, Jane's best friend Meg is visiting with her children when Leo, head vamp for the area wants to kill her. She'd killed the rogue who had been impersonating Leo's son for years and he can't wrap his head around the fact that Jane killed the rogue who killed his son; she didn't kill his son. At the same time she'd been rehired, this time to find and kill the rogue who is illegally creating his own vampires that aren't being restrained until showing civility before being unleashed on society. 
 I found this second book held my attention somewhat better than the first book. There is plenty going on and emotions are much higher as Jane is not only trying to find the rogue, but witch children are disappearing. Meg's daughter is incredibly powerful at a very young age, upping the threat to them. This mystery is once again very complex with a number of twists; a much larger situation than Jane anticipated. We learn more about Jane, vampire history and since Meg is involved, also about witches. And of course there are the guys that make Jane's life interesting. 
 And with the kids, we see a softer side to such a kick-butt heroine that even surprises her.