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Abdulrahman Najjar najjar — This book was the reason I read this series back in 2011 but I didn't review it. Reread it now to get a handle on Tohr and realised this book is just so very sad. Not one but 2 very tortured heroes. Zsadist was taken from his family as a baby and eventually ended up a blood slave and sex toy for a century. Before escaping he is whipped and cut on his face and has to jump in the ocean thereby making his physical scars permanent to match his psychological scars. For a century he has lived as the thinnest brother because he refuses vampire blood, instead living on human blood which keeps him substantially weaker. He only eats apples, keeping himself perpetually hungry, and doesn't allow himself warmth of any kind, be it vampire warmth or artificial warmth - his room is always cold and he sleeps on the floor. One extremely tortured hero. Then there is his twin brother Phury who for a century searched for his twin and after finding and rescuing him has lived another century with the guilt of being the one that wasn't kidnapped and tortured and trying to offer his brother some solace, that solace is usually beating his brother to a pulp because that what Z wants - another tortured hero. The heroine - Bella, a vampire from a glymera family introduced in the previous book, who was lost for Zsadist the minute she met him, he, of course won't allow himself to have her and directs her to his twin, the example of what he could have been. Phury also falls for her but Bella only wants Z. At the end of the previous book Bella was kidnapped by lessers and this book begins with the rescue. Bella is rescued by Zsadist and has to stay at the compound to recover. As a heroine she alternates between strength and periods of extreme clinginess. She's adamant that she wants Z and I like a girl who knows what she wants and is prepared to work for it. Her periods of clinginess can be attributed to her kidnapping. In her quest for Zsadist she continuously pushes past his comfort zones - she pushes him to touch her, feed her and have sex with her. While reading I thought she was very pushy but based on how Zsadist thinks if she wasn't then they'd never get anywhere. While I've said this is a love triangle, we know that Phury never has a chance. Bella is clear on whom she wants from the beginning while Z bonds with her and then pushes her to Phury - that was never going to work out. We get a first description of a female's needing. Basically the female is in heat, setting of every male in the vicinity, bonded or otherwise. She has to be "serviced" by a male - lots of sex and lots of feeding and by the end the male is usually, for want of a better expression, sucked dry. Z is described as gaunt, with a concave stomach and his neck and wrists savaged after the needing, but of course extremely honoured to have been able to service her. Every other male in the vicinity basically spends these 12!!!!! hours with his own shellan or having to take matters into his own hands. I figure if the lessers ever find out about this those are some 12 hours where they can raid Caldwell to their hearts content becos all the Brothers will be otherwise occupied. While both Phury and Zsadist go after the lesser who kidnapped Bella both are bitchslapped by that lesser and I found it quite amusing that Bella ended up being the one to kill her kidnapper - go girl - your one kickass move becos after this all shellans to the compound and absolutely no agency for any female again. And then to cap off what was already a sad, angsty read we get the death of Wellsie and disappearance of Tohr. There is an epilogue with the HEA of Bella and Z, so we know that Phury is the loser and he contines his descent into addiction. A very sad book.