Arson forces Gideon Keel and his human lovers, Jesse Madding and Emma Coolidge, to find a new home after all their possessions are destroyed. Jesse and Emma are drawn to a decaying mansion that once served as a boarding school, but has long since sat abandoned. With its winding halls and haphazard wings, its private chapel, and its two-story library, the house is too fascinating to refuse.<br><br>But something sinister lurks in those winding halls. Something violent and dark. Something that locks the house, steals Gideon’s memories, possesses Emma’s body, and threatens Jesse’s life on the evening of their housewarming party. As the night progresses and the body count increases, Jesse must find a way to stop Gideon from killing their friends. Even harder, Jesse must convince the vampire who doesn’t remember him, or the love the three of them share, to fight for their lives.

Dominion

Emma thought the situation was simple. Somebody did something bad to them. Gideon was going to find the guy and…what? It was the part that came after the andthat bothered Jesse. Because the guy he was looking for wasn’t a demon. And he wasn’t some thug or minion, either. Jack del Toro had a federal case against him. A known fire-bug with multiple warrants out for his arrest, he attracted a lot of attention. He also had a specific MO, one the investigators recognized almost immediately.


If the man was still in Chicago, Gideon would find him. He had one advantage over every single cop in the city. He was a predator. And he was furious. If Gideon found Jack del Toro, Jesse wasn’t convinced he would calmly phone the police, turn him over to Derek, and let justice take its course. Jesse was frightened of what Gideon would do, because he didn’t have any doubts about what he would do himself in Gideon’s place.


Chapter 21