The Hunt for a Vampire by A.J. Daniels

Dakota is wealthy, famous and adored hunter. She is also lonely, driven and tortured by memories of the people she wasn’t able to save. Hunting as a profession slowly evolved from the concept of private investigators as the needs of the citizenry outstripped the capacity of public law enforcement’s ability to solve crimes. Over the last ten years tremendous increases in crimes related to the manufacture and sell of designer drugs brought every major law enforcement agency to its knees. The devastating effects of theses potent illicit drugs on the general population outweighed almost every other consideration for law enforcement agencies.

Dakota’s specialty is finding missing persons and she hunts them with a passion. Her success rate is the highest in the country making her name and face one of the most recognizable in the field. Her services were in high demand but rather than prioritizing the rich and famous she tends to take cases for the most vulnerable such as children and newcomers because they were the ones least likely to be found through more tradition methods.

She quickly becomes engulfed in the toughest case of her career when a wealthy local area businessman is abducted. Alek Sharden is the owner of a large tech firm and leads a quiet nondescript life revolving around the care of his two adolescent daughters. Now it’s a race against the clock to bring one vampire back to his family before his precious life gets snuffed out.