Prosecutor Abigail Domonos understands the complexity of the debate between supernaturals and humans. She’s lived with it as a prosecutor in supernatural court, and she’s definitely lived with it as the product of one supernatural parent. Though no one knows the truth about her father. She’s only considered a quarter supernatural, not even the Registration Act requires quarter breeds to register. No, living as a human is easier. It even made her unwanted dreamwalking stop. Until today. When she opens the newspaper and discovers a supernatural man’s body has been discovered a mile or so from her apartment, the dreams flood back.
Then, her ex-boyfriend shows up begging her to visit the man charged in the murder. She should say no, but the District Attorney is considering the death penalty. Humans do not get the death penalty in Colorado, but supernaturals are less than human in the eyes of the law.
When she meets the golden-eyed defendant Constantine Jones, everything changes. She immediately resigns from the prosecutor’s office to accept the role as defense attorney. Just in time for her second dreamwalk into the victim’s death scene, and of course, her first death threat. The caller somehow knows she is just as supernatural as the victim he claims credit for killing, and now he wants Abigail dead. Just another day in the life of a human, right?
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