Final Heir

Description

The stakes couldn't be higher in the newest novel in the New York Times bestselling, pulse-pounding Jane Yellowrock series. Jane Yellowrock is the queen of the vampires, and that makes her a target as she fights to maintain control and keep peace in the city of New Orleans. She has enemies at every turn, because vampires live forever, and they keep their grudges alive with them. That includes the Heir, the vampire sire of the Pellissier bloodline, which gave rise to Leo Pellissier himself-Jane's old boss and the former master of the city. With the Heir and all the forces of darkness he can muster arrayed against her, Jane will need all the help she can get. She'll find it in her city, her friends, her found family, and, of course, the Beast inside of her.

Faith Hunter is the New York Times bestselling author of the Jane Yellowrock series, the Soulwood series, and the Rogue Mage series.

"Hits the ground running and does not let up...breakneck pacing and deep layers of intrigue keep the pages turning. Series fans cannot afford to skip this one." - Publishers Weekly Praise for the Jane Yellowrock novels "A lot of series seek to emulate Hunter's work, but few come close to capturing the essence of urban fantasy: the perfect blend of intriguing heroine, suspense, fantasy with just enough romance."-SF Site "Hunter delivers the fast pace, high stakes, and flawlessly crafted fight scenes fans expect."-Publishers Weekly "Jane Yellowrock is smart, sexy, and ruthless."-#1 New York Times bestselling author Kim Harrison "Readers eager for the next book in Patricia Briggs's Mercy Thompson series may want to give Faith Hunter a try."-Library Journal "Hunter's very professionally executed, tasty blend of dark fantasy, mystery, and romance should please fans of all three genres."-Booklist "Hunter is an expert at creating worlds filled with intriguing supernatural elements and exciting scenarios; the latest Yellowrock novel packs a powerful punch."-RT Book Reviews "Seriously. Best urban fantasy I've read in years, possibly ever."-C. E. Murphy, author of Magic and Manners