Review: Demon Tracker

Demon Tracker by Mary Abshire
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Synopsis:

While the Divine Syndicate is working to prevent an outbreak of demons, vampires are disappearing and turning up as corpses.

The Union of Justice is known for tracking and serving justice on vampires. With the increase in departed vamps spiraling out of control, the UoJ's top field agent, Zale, and his partner must switch from their normal job to investigate the remains of destroyed vampires. Identifying those responsible is proving to be a big challenge. Zale needs the assistance of the vamp community, only they have their own idea of ending the bloodshed. They want to kill demons. But murdering humans, possessed or not, is against the law. Complicating matters, neither vampires nor the UoJ trust each other. Mankind's future is dependent upon vampires and vice versa, but both are at stake as the demon population grows. Zale will do anything to save lives and end the madness, even if it means working with the one species he's chased his entire career.

My Thoughts:

*I voluntarily reviewed an ARC of this book*

I love this world that the author has created. Book 1 had us meet Anna and the Divine Syndicate. This book introduced Zale and the Union of Justice. I really enjoyed getting to learn about this world and what is happening from the view of two different departments (species). I love that this book involved more than 1 species. There are werewolves, vampires and demons. I can't wait to read book 3 and see how Zale & Anna work together to deal with their mutual problems.

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