Mark of the Moon — Beth Dranoff

In this first book in a wildly addictive new series, a battle begins and one kick-ass female bartender turned demon fighter is ready for war 

I'm Dana Markovitz. And my world is shifting. 

My experience with the paranormal community was a good one, pouring shots in the creature-friendly pit stop where I tend bar. Until last night. 

Worst. Date. Ever. 

A hookup with a vampire ended in a scratch from a jealous were-cat. Surprise! I caught a cat-shifting virus. I should be immune. Or so I've always been led to believe. 

For some reason the infection has riled a demon underworld that apparently knows more about my secret past than I do. They aren't thrilled with me. In fact, they want me dead. 

At least I have one normal male on my side. Relatively normal. I think he's on my side. 

Tell you one thing. There's no way I'm being put down like a feral stray. I may not know who to trust, but I'll be damned if I'm not fighting back. Hell, my claws are already starting to show. 

This book is approximately 90,000 words