Acid Jazz Singer — Nya Rawlyns

Her name was RayLee. They called her the Acid Jazz Singer, her sultry voice mesmerizing human and demon alike. She'd been running for three years from her maker and only Travis McKenzie stood between her and the darkness that had become her life. Travis hunted the hit squads of demons and paid lip service to the Sheriff of the city. The half-blood had gifts, of the magic, shifting kind -- and something more. It made him a stone cold killer and the only thing that mattered in his life was safeguarding the woman he was falling in love with. Vladimira was the oldest of her kind, an enforcer -- a gun for hire to the highest bidder. Vamp, human, demon. It didn't matter. It was all about the job … until the stakes changed and she found a reason to care. The singer and the protector had a history. But that history changed when a southern bigot vamp turned Travis' friend into a travesty -- neither man, nor woman … but both. Travis fell hard for the trannie known as RayLee. He was having a harder time dealing with his best friend, Ray. Then the game changes, and Travis and Ray have to rely on an assassin with a secret agenda and uncertain loyalties. When the demon comes to claim Ray, Travis must walk through the bowels of hell to save the only being on earth he cares about. The problem is … who is going to save Travis from himself?