| ISBN: | 9780451215642 |
| Publisher: | Signet |
| Published: | 24 October, 2005 |
| Format: | Paperback |
| Links | Australian Libraries (Trove) |
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Part of Shadowrun (Series)
- 2XS
- Beyond the Pale
- Black Madonna
- Choose Your Enemies Carefully
- Clockwork Asylum
- Drops of Corruption
- Find Your Own Truth
- House of the Sun
- Just Compensation
- Never Trust an Elf
- Never deal with a dragon
- Night's Pawn
- Nosferatu
- Poison Agendas
- Ragnarock
- Shadowboxer
- Shadowrun 02: Choose Your Enemies Carefully
- Shadowrun 30: Beyond the Pale (The Dragon Heart Saga - Book Three)
- Shadowrun 33
- Shadowrun 40: The Burning Time
- Shadowrun: Choose Your Enemies Carefully v. 2 (Roc)
- Shadowrun: Never Trust an Elf v. 6 (Roc)
- Shadowrun: Striper Assassin v. 11 (Roc)
- Steel Rain
- Stranger Souls
- Striper Assassin
- Striper Assassin (Shadowrun)
- Technobabel
- The Burning Time
- The Burning Time
- The Forever Drug
- The Forever Drug (Shadowrun, No 37)
- Who Hunts the Hunter
The government knows that Daphne Urban is a vampire, and they have an ultimatum: spy for them, or be killed. The choice is easy. She can speak 13 languages, has a genius IQ, and has escaped detection for nearly five hundred years-making her perfect for Team Darkwing. Her first mission is to get close to Bonaventure, a shady arms dealer with an unexpected gift for seduction. But when Darius, a darkly sexy vampire slayer, begins chasing her, Darius is torn between desire and duty. For his lithe, young prey is also his ultimate temptation.
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