Jade Hill and Associates are back on the case. Wilburn Monk is on trial for the murder of Dee Dee Stokes and the agency has been called to give testimony. Darling Fisher, a self-proclaimed vampire, hires them to catch trespassers on his property in the swamp. It appears that the trespassers might be werewolves. Darling also hires a warlock, Lipscomb Montrose, to cause the trespassers' death once the agency has identified them. The problem is that Lipscomb has decided to turn over a new leaf, promising himself he'll never ever break another oath or do bad deeds (warlocks are known for their oath breaking and bad deeds). Now he can't break his oath to himself, which means he must cause the death he'd never intended to, a decidedly bad deed, and oh, it's very complicated, so he hires the agency to solve his conundrum. And then there's Chewy who is accused of putting a softball-sized wad of gum in Sister Paul's wimple and hires them on the recommendation of Mother Superior. But the thing is every time Jade Hill and Associates get three cases at one time really weird stuff happens.