Volume 1

Wrath is a vampire. The main vampire without emotion for anyone not in the brotherhood or not above his status. His only friends were his brothers. He was also known as the Blind King. He can see images but not details. Of course that doesn’t stop his major martial arts or kick ass style. He has been fighting with the brothers against the lessers, the undead, who feed off of humans and are currently trying to dwindle down the brotherhood by luring the vampires in and tormenting information out of them.

In the meantime, Darius is a brother that has a dilemma. His half human daughter is about to go through the change and needs a good strong warrior to help her get through the transition from human to vampire. He decides that Wrath is his best choice or rather his only choice. For Darius, Wrath would almost do anything but that. Wrath doesn’t have the emotions needed to take care of a female especially one who needs the extra attention as a female going through the change. When a bomb sends Darius to Fade, Wrath doesn’t have a choice. He tries to befriend Beth at first but not knowing what to do. Beth has no idea why this sex machine is trying to take care of her. She didn’t know who her parents were or what’s going on with this man. The only reason she doesn’t send him away is, he is so overwhelmingly gorgeous. There is something about him that makes her burn for him and his attitude for her changes as well.

This whole story is unbelievably sensual. I so enjoyed the way this book was written. It was definitely for an adult but wasn’t hard to read and the words flowed leaving you breathless and turning the page. I was immediately enraptured from the definitions in the beginning and stayed that way throughout.

I actually picked this series out for a friend of mine and she bought the whole set of books that day and within a week she read them all. I guess that I picked a good one. I finally got her to let me read them after she read them again. I read this first one in a day. I couldn’t put it down. When I did, I was itching to get back to it. I really would recommend this to anyone that is of age. Fabulously intense read.