Seventh Seal by Jacquelyn Faye

May you live in interesting times. I’m not quite sure who said it, but I’d sure as hell like to find him and beat him in the head with a shovel. One thing about Cedar Falls…it was definitely interesting. I’d have settled for boring. Maybe even dull with a smidge of mediocrity. I guess I had nobody to blame but myself.

That’s what happens when your mother is the biggest witch, and I mean that literally, on the planet, your father is the god of night, and you’re something in between. Something that keeps getting stronger. Something you can’t always control. Something that raises the dead from their rest, makes vampires think you’re a monster, and drives angels into punishing you for breaking rules you didn’t even knew existed. Sometimes life just wasn’t fair.

Ask my father. He’d been imprisoned for ninety years just for having a daughter. I mean, if sleeping with my mother wasn’t punishment enough, they had to throw him into the deepest pit in the deepest hell with no chance of parole. I was his only hope, but unless I got a handle on my powers…he might just have to settle for a cellmate.