It takes a lot to make a werewolf disappear…and it starts with a voice from the darkness and a bolt of lightning. When Dru drops by before work, she finds Leery's apartment standing open, the doors scorched, but of Leery there is no sign. Forensic evidence points to the workings of a magister of significant power, but Leery isn't exactly an angel, so narrowing down the suspect list is daunting. To make matters worse, not even Lucifer can locate Leery. But Dru and the rest of Leery's friends are motivated… Can Leery's troop of powerful friends help fill the space left Where the Wild Things Aren't? Critical Acclaim for CLAW & WARDER: ★★★★★ “[T]he 'other world' is swarming with their own problems to keep their side under control in New York. I’m no stranger to Erik Henry Vick’s universe as I’m a fan of The Bloodletter Saga. Vick’s intriguing, ghoulish, fast-paced plot and solid characterization are as entertaining as I expected. There are ample thrills, chills, and fun to satisfy readers' appetites. The dialogue and prose generate the entertaining moments and the degree of tension best suited to launch the next twist…yet more proof of Erik Henry Vick’s storytelling expertise in the supernatural world.”--Lit Amri, Readers' Favorite Reviews ★★★★★ “I enjoyed the amalgamation of so many types of supernaturals… The banter between the characters was brilliantly executed, portraying different levels of complex relationships. Sometimes I couldn't help but grin at a well-spun conversation, let alone how the creatures' unique traits or weaknesses are evoked to further the investigation. I enjoyed the third-person narrative and how the high-pressure roles were portrayed… The characters were brilliantly portrayed.“--K.J. Simmill, Readers' Favorite Reviews ★★★★★ “The idea that there are two simultaneous types of society working side-by-side was a fascinating premise… The characters are fully overdrawn, as is the nature in this genre, and author Erik Henry Vick has done a fantastic
