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Chapters (28)
  1. Cover
  2. Half Title Page
  3. Also By
  4. Title Page
  5. Copyright
  6. Dedication
  7. Acknowledgments
  8. Epigraph
  9. ONE: The Conclave
  10. TWO: Blood Nocturne
  11. THREE: Hunter of Hunters
  12. FOUR: The Castle of the White Queen
  13. FIVE: The Skylights of Paris
  14. SIX: Martin Soule
  15. SEVEN: Deathtrap
  16. EIGHT: Flicker of Fire
  17. NINE: Lady of the Knife
  18. TEN: The Traveler
  19. ELEVEN: Queen of the Night
  20. TWELVE: Sourball Express
  21. THIRTEEN: All Through the Night
  22. FOURTEEN: The Veils
  23. FIFTEEN: Scorpion Dance
  24. SIXTEEN: Demon Lovers
  25. SEVENTEEN: Blood Child
  26. EIGHTEEN: Careless Love
  27. NINETEEN: Trapped
  28. TWENTY: The Love Child

Then there was a girl there, one of the lovelies who’d been with Miss Blaylock. She had dark bangs and the kind of shape you wanted to put your hands around. She came dancing up to him and started undressing him, dancing with him and pulling off his clothes. He thought, You know what I’m doing?—I am letting this happen, because this is the most fun I have ever had or known about. He helped this exquisite girl with the light brown brush get every stitch of his clothes off and toss them down on the floor.

Nobody gave a shit, nobody stopped, he was dancing in a wonderful ocean of vibrating pricks and sailing boobs, and all the faces of all the gods and goddesses of the dance were smiling on him.

He yelled out, “I’m blown away! I am just plain blown away!” Then he remembered that he’d been carrying. The gun—had it been in his pocket or where did it go? Well, it wasn’t his lookout anymore, and anyway, who gave a damn? He was not hunting vampires now.

This was not like any kind of damn club he’d ever heard of before. This was some kind of magic shamanic demon hole, this was.

Cool!

The room changed again, and this time he screamed bloody murder because he could not help it, he could not even think about stopping it; he screamed and he stumbled forward because the floor had disappeared and he was standing a thousand feet above Manhattan, and down there the traffic was racing as fast as the music, and little puff clouds were shooting past beneath his feet. The illusion was so perfect—man, it was so perfect!—you did not believe that you were standing on anything. That music, that wonderful, driving, animal-perfect, jungle machine music just totally blew out his nerve endings, so he was not a body with weight and age but an eternal light-being flying over the city.

Somebody knelt in front of him and started blowing him, and for the first time in his life, he just enjoyed it without worrying about who was there. He didn’t care if it was a girl or a guy or a damn gorilla; he just loved; he loved with all his blood and his hammering, crashing heart, and the little light in the middle that was him.

Then he did look down and he saw the naked woman from the limo on Houston Street. She was giving him a hard-sucking blow job in the middle of the goddamn dance floor, and it was the best damn blow job he’d ever had.