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Zarek is the most dangerous of all the Dark-Hunters. He endured a lifetime as a roman slave and centuries as a Dark-Hunter in exile. Zarek trusts no one. Because of his steadfast denial to follow any orders, he is kept in isolation in Alaska where his activity is seriously limited and closely monitored. There are many who fear he will one day unleash his powers against humans as well as vampires. Have nine hundred hears of exile made Zarek too vicious to be redeemed? The gods want Zarek dead but
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This was a re-read for me and I still love this one. The story is best if you read the previous titles first. You won't truly "know" Zarek unless you see him in other stories. I'd at least read Night Embrace. As for DANCE WITH THE DEVIL.I loved the setting,Alaska is a great location for a romance. I love the characters, Zarek is such a damaged hero, I love his personality. Astrid is a wonderful heroine who will make you smile. And the secondary characters are great. They add to the story and let
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If you count Fantasy Lover (which I do) this book is the 4th in her "vampire" series. One of my favorites in the series! Another character to get attached to, one of many in her series. The hero, Zarek (who was the unwanted son of a Greek slave and a Roman senator), is the most unstable Dark-Hunter of them all (which is why he's stationed in Alaska- alone). Astrid, the heroine, and a goddess is sent (undercover) to judge to see if Zarek should be killed.
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So good. I am officially hooked. This is my favorite of the series so far.
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Nov 14, 2008
Not Now...Mommy's Reading
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Mary
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