But an ancient king's secret organization of peacekeeping vampires is watching. They have sworn to counter the syndicate, and when they offer protection, Kell accepts. With no prior knowledge of the supernatural world, she needs a crash course in Vampire 101 and someone to watch her back if she's going to hold down her day job—and her lunch—much less train for her next archery competition. It also doesn't hurt that the head of her security detail, knight commander Roy MacGregor, is a quiet kind of handsome.
Except Roy's team is already stretched thin in their struggle against the syndicate, who want to dismantle their organization and kill their king, and the precision of each new attack suggests the enemy has eyes on the inside. With Kell's lackluster vampire abilities, she'll need every skill honed on the archery field to defend herself while rooting out the spy. And if she breaks her human cover, more than her career is at stake. Because Kell has learned that her irregular transformation means she'll develop extra powers in another hundred years. Growth is slow when you've got all of eternity. If the syndicate finds out, they'll threaten whoever they can to coerce Kell onto their side—or redouble their efforts to kill her, before she can choose to give up the human life she's built and swear an oath to the king's cause.