J E Andrews

Hunter's Magic J E Andrews

Publisher Marketing: In Hunter's Magic, Stacey Bowen, vampire and leader of the current Daggerwomen is having a crisis of identity. The key to the effectiveness of the Daggers has always been their secrecy, helped by the fact that those who they aid keep their secret and those they oppose die. Historically, vampires were the enemies of the Daggermen but times have changed and Stacey, being a Dagger, is proof of that. There are more enemies than only vampires in these days and not all vampires are enemies. With camera crews and paparazzi hunting her, Stacey needs an identity makeover. Angie has always worn a mask and Nicki, as a werewolf, has talent enough to alter her appearance at need. Stacey needs the help of Nash, the shadow wizard, and a talented new associate, since werewolves and vampires can scent her difference. As if that's not a big enough issue for the busy vampire a special friend visits with a request that will change their lives forever. The Daggers must go hunting. It's a must do and Stacey agrees to the mission. For this hunt, Angie sets up a training session with her Huntsman friend, Arthur, and the Daggers go to Hell to learn new weapons and tactics. Then it's a simple matter of magic-less Angie infiltrating their target for the intelligence that can't be found by any other means. They must create specialty ammo. Their tactics must be polished and perfect for the extreme length of the mission. Failure is not an option. They would be stirring up a wasp's nest and turning the opinion of the worlds against them... win or lose. With her new identity, though, Stacey picks up completely new problems with more potential for danger. Angie, at that point, must do a makeover as well, as new levels of understanding between the pair of friends. For the Daggers nothing will be the same...