Zarek of Moesia was a Greek slave in his mortal life: shunned, spat on, and pretty much used as a whipping boy. His Dark-Hunter life didn't turn out much better. In Kenyon's 3rd Dark-Hunter novel, she gives us a closer look at Zarek-who was introduced in Night Embrace as the guy nobody likes. Exiled thousands of years ago to Alaska by Artemis and Ash, he knows how to take care of himself. But after what happened in New Orleans-where he was sent to help-it's going to take more than just him to save his hide. Enter Astrid...a judgement nymph who's lost touch with humanity and fears there is no such thing as an innoccent man. Set down in Alaska, Astrid has to judge whether or not Zarek is as bad as everyone-including himself-thinks. But can she manage to stay impartial when she realizes he's just a man who no one ever showed how to love. And how will the two of them manage to keep him alive with Zarek's supposed friend, Sundown, and a crazy creature called Thanatos running around after him?

reading when you won't be interupted. Gotta love these steamy romance novels.

as always, the mythology. Kenyon must have spend a lot of time researching.

Kenyon is awesome. I actually read this book first and immediately started trying to find the others. I also read some of her works listed under Kinley MacGregor.

It's fun and there's alot to be said for the tragic heros of the world. Zarek is one of the best.

A little more insight about Ash. What is he anyway?