Fang in Fang: Family

All is not well with Fros Kirova, basilisk, community servicewoman ridding the world of criminals one meal at a time, and unwilling owner of a detective agency. Someone is killing suspects that the justice system can’t touch, the man she loves through no fault of her own is refusing to wake up from a coma, and her murderous sister may have just faked her death. And that’s for starters.

While Fros investigates the serial suspect murders, Peter wakes up only to disappear on her and her new CFO who happens to be an extremely curious person because that’s exactly what a very private basilisk needs. As the investigation progresses, becoming increasingly bizarre, Fros makes not one but two shocking discoveries that any reasonable universe would consider enough for one person but not the universe in “Fang in Fang”. There is a third shocking discovery waiting for Fros in Colchester and it won’t have to wait long.

Suspence, heartache, loyalty, and morally corrupt individuals abound in the second book of the “Fang in Fang” series, with a side of broken windows, mentally disturbed vampires, and the scent of autumn leaves.