How do you tell your best friend you're a vampire? And how do tell him you think you're a serial killer? Vampire Andre Delacroix lives a relatively normal existence. He's a respected doctor, friend to one of LA's finest detectives, Reece Daniels, and has the ability to walk in the daylight. And he's about to ask the woman he loves on a first date. Everything seems perfect... Until a series of mysterious deaths leads him to believe he's a vicious killer. Someone is stalking and draining teenagers across the city. Could the bloodlust Andre has kept locked deep inside him finally have broken free, leaving him with no memory of the attacks? While heading up the investigation, Reece is drawn into a dangerous game of hunter and prey with no idea of what he's pursuing. And the hunt soon becomes personal when evidence points to his friend. Is Andre the cold-blooded killer Reece has been chasing?

Reece Daniels and his team have always been able to overcome any life-threatening paranormal situation. Up until now… Puddles of bloody slime are being found across the city and Reece’s team are doing all they can to track down the creatures responsible. Reptiles can produce one hundred babies at a time. Are there that many creatures lurking in the shadows of Los Angeles preying on the innocent? The situation becomes even more dire when Andre’s brother, Jacques, arrives on the scene after disappearing several years ago, and Reece is convinced he has something to do with the new spate of murders in their city. But chasing reptilian creatures isn’t the only thing he has to worry about. Now, a rogue vampire is on the loose feeding its bloodlust. A coincidence? The P.I. doesn’t think so. With Jacques being back in town, and the victims having no wounds on their bodies, it could very well be his handiwork. Time is running out for the Paranormal Private Investigator and his team. If they don’t find the reptiles and the vampire ASAP more people will die, including some of their own.

Bodies of young men are turning up all over Sin City. It’s the way they died that can’t be explained.​ When Charlotte is kidnapped, Reece and his team are sent on a scavenger hunt across Las Vegas in search of her location. But are they already too late? The unidentified body of a Jane Doe lying in the County Coroner's Office could be her. Sheriff Lozano enlists Reece's help when a series of unusual deaths forces him to admit his department is out of its depth. He's heard rumors about the PI and wants to find out if they're true. Joining forces could be their only option to solving the mystery of the deaths and what happened to Charlotte. As the two cases collide, Reece ventures into the subterranean world beneath the city alone. What has he discovered that he's not sharing? And what ancient evil is he hunting?

When several teens are snatched off the streets of LA without a trace, something in Reece’s gut tells him these are no ordinary abductions.​ The PI has been monitoring the intensified werewolf activity in the city, and he has a bad feeling it’s linked to the disappearances. If his instincts are correct, time is running out for the missing teens. The next full moon is only days away.​ After weeks without any leads on the kidnappings, Detective Charlotte Delaney enlists Reece’s help. Charlotte is unaware of his extracurricular, paranormal activities and he wants to keep it that way until there’s no other choice. But could he be putting her in danger? When someone close to them disappears, Reece has to make the choice whether to let her into his nightmare world or not. Will he?

The exciting conclusion to SOUL CHASER… Enemies make strange bedfellows… especially the dead kind. And you know you should never trust a vampire. When Jacques appears at the PI’s door, Reece cannot believe his eyes. They watched him burn in the sun, so how is he standing in the doorway of Double D Investigations offering to help resurrect Andre from the realm of the dead? Reece wants his best friend back, and if getting into bed with Jacques, so to speak, will make that happen he’s prepared to go against his gut instinct and do whatever it takes. Bad decision? Definitely. Does he have a choice? No. The vampire wants something in return. Something Reece and his team haven’t been able to pull off so far. Something the PI isn’t sure they can deliver. Jacques knows what he’s asking could get the private eye killed. Is that his intention?

Includes, beginning Sept. 15, 1954 (and on the 15th of each month, Sept.-May) a special section: School library journal, ISSN 0000-0035, (called Junior libraries, 1954-May 1961). Also issued separately.