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Nashville After Dark
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Kim Rapier is the leader of the Ratkin in Nashville. She likes to believe that makes her important, though it really only makes her the big fish in a small pond. Kim rules the Ratkin as best she can, but she is still very young and doesn’t have much if any influence in the mundane world. |
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Michael Keogh didn’t know he was a wererat until the fever took him. It was a hard adjustment for him, but Kim helped him through it, and he will forever be grateful to her for that. He has sworn to protect her and enforce whatever laws she chooses to lay down. |
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Donny Malone is well aware that the Ratkin have little to no renown in Nashville, but as long as he has an in with Kim and Michael, he doesn’t car. Donny is always keeping an eye out for opportunities to make money, legally or illegally, and will not hesitate to turn against his fellow rats. |
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Sean Malone is Donny’s older brother, and refuses to see Donny’s shortcomings. As a cop, Sean has his fingers on the pulse of the city and uses his contacts to make sure the Ratkin stay one step ahead of the law, and the other shapeshifters |
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Kevin Madden might have made something of himself, had he not discovered he was a wererat. He had to drop out of college, abandoning a pro ball career, something he continuously laments. Unable to keep a steady job, Kevin finds solace in alcohol. |
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Patrick McEvoy works for one of the local newspapers. Although he would prefer to stay on his own, he knows he has to look after his brother, which forces him to spend a lot of time with the pack. |
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Dermot McEvoy loves being a shapeshifter. He would spend all of his time in rat form, if he could. He is very good at getting into places he shouldn’t be, and listening to things he shouldn’t hear. If it wasn’t for Patrick, Dermot would find himself in a lot of trouble. |
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