Born In Fire [Dramatized Adaptation]

The narrator works as a supernatural bounty hunter, a job nobody lists on a professional networking profile. She has a rare type of magic and few other ways to earn a living, so she takes the dangerous work because it is the work she has.

A job goes wrong when an elder vampire, far older than she is, takes her mark and the payment that came with it. Knowing she is poor and desperate, he offers her a position instead. She would work beside him on a top secret case.

She does not trust him. Everyone knows vampires are not to be trusted, and a handsome elder is the worst kind. With no other work coming in, she accepts anyway.

The case leads her into a web of lies and treachery and reveals an enemy she never knew she had. Her real identity is now at risk of exposure. Even if she survives, she may end up confined in a gilded cage.

This is a first-person urban fantasy with a wry, sardonic voice and a paranormal romance undercurrent between the bounty hunter and her vampire employer. This edition is a dramatized adaptation.