How far can rules bend before they break?
When the letter of the law protects a vicious vampire, should Enoch write his own mandates?
Enoch thought Three Rivers would be the safest city on earth after he and Caleb made a deal that no vampires could drain mortals there. Little did he realize the "no drain" rule made Three Rivers more tempting to the vampire Feral, who opens a vampire nightclub in an old warehouse close to downtown, secure in the knowledge that her guests can sip from humans, but not drink them dry.
Soon, mortals are paying cover charges to rub shoulders with the Undead and, hopefully, to offer a vein to them. Vampire venom becomes the best drug in town, and Enoch and Feral butt heads. When Feral takes in a teenager to offer up to vamp customers, Feral's boy toy changes her in front of her little sister.
Enoch rescues both girls, but Feral won't let the episode go. She wants the girl punished, but she's devious enough to not break any vampire rules while hunting her. She and Enoch start a cat-and-mouse game, Feral trying to capture the girl, Enoch trying to protect her.
As a fallen angel, Enoch respects rules, but he quickly learns they can be used against him. How far can rules bend before they break? And does Enoch care?