This is a great book! Bronte McBride and her unusual nephew, Zachary, have more secrets than reality. They run Drak's Place, a local club, and they wear masks 24/7 not only as part of the schtick, but as part of their lives.

Despite the favor of a goddess, Darkwyn, a former Roman warrior and sometimes dragon, has never been great at following directions. Therefore, he doesn't quite finish the required courses through Works Like Magick that will help him adjust to life in the 21st century; instead, he wants to run to Bronte, the woman he assumes is his heart mate. Somehow he ends up playing Master Vampire at her club. Then, he ends up on television; perhaps Darkwyn should taken a few more how-not-to-be-noticed courses. Now, he not only has to bob and weave to stay ahead of a vengeful sorceress, he also has to try to get Bronte to open up about her own secrets.

Filled with all sorts of cool stuff, such as mobsters, dragon-human-brothers, kittens with wings, and possibly vampires, VAMPIRE DRAGON is a humorous, as well as wonderful, world.