#1 New York Times bestselling author J. R. Ward’s novels of
the Black Dagger Brotherhood continue as a vampire warrior crosses the
line between life and death… and ventures into an erotic world of dark
dreams and darker desires.
Ever since the death of his shellan,
Tohrment has been unrecognizable from the vampire leader he once was.
Physically emaciated and heartbroken beyond despair, he has been brought
back to the Brotherhood by a self-serving fallen angel. Now, fighting
once again with ruthless vengeance, he is unprepared to face a new kind
of tragedy.
When Tohr begins to see his beloved in his
dreams — trapped in a cold, isolated netherworld far from the peace and
tranquillity of the Fade — he turns to the angel in hopes of saving the
one he has lost. But because Lassiter tells him he must learn to love
another to free his former mate, Tohr knows they are all doomed...
Except then a female with a shadowed history begins to get through to him. Against the backdrop of the raging war with the lessers,
and with a new clan of vampires vying for the Blind King’s throne, Tohr
struggles between the buried past and a very hot, passion-filled
future… but can his heart let go and set all of them free?
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A pseudonym used by US romance author Jessica Bird.
J.R. Ward is the number one New York Times bestselling author of the Black Dagger Brotherhood series of vampire books. She is a winner of the prestigious Romance Writers of America RITA award for Best Paranormal Romance and is a multiple RITA nominee. A graduate of Smith College, she was a double major in History and Art History with a medieval concentration in both and she still longs at times for a return to those days sitting in dark lecture halls, looking at slides of old triptychs and reliquaries. Prior to becoming a full time writer, she was a corporate attorney, serving for many years as the Chief of Staff of one of Harvard Medical Schools premier teaching sites. Her idea of absolute heaven is a day filled with nothing but her computer, her dog and her coffee pot and the Brothers, of course.
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6/10 Sini (2013-10-07)
I think a stricter editor is needed! Too long and too much repetition. But enjoyed it anyway :) Reading these makes you forget your own little problems as their problems are so much bigger and have so much more DRAMA! (And as I'm in a happy relationship I can't say I'm having these problems.)
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