Wulf never sold his soul or has never died.

Viking Dark Hunter named Wulf is in desperate need for his Squire/ many great nephew Chris 'laid' or hooked up and married to carry on the bloodlines of his brother that died in the Viking era also is the only people aside from certain were hunter, dark hunters and Apolites can remember him.

This one is no exception, it did provide me with quite a surprise however! As a side note I don't read them in order and so far I don't think it has affected the story lines for me at all. I've read the classics and highly recommend everyone does but, when I'm laying on the beach watching my kids build sandcastles (and the occasional cuting walking by) that's not what I'm into, when it's cold and the snow is flying around outside my house that's not what I pick up to warm up, it's Sherrilyn Kenyon and her Darkhunters if I have one available and I usually do. I'm not planning on writing an essay on what the author was trying to symbolize by the apollite race or anything, I left that behind years ago. I always love Sherrilyn Kenyon's books! No they aren't literary works of art or anything, no one will be comparing them to Gatsby or Wuthering Heights in a few years, is that why I would read them anyway.no! I read them because I love supernatural and I am a sucker for a feel good romance, sizzling sex, the star crossed lovers, the action and thinking how are they going to work this out. Overall, I think if you're a fan of the Dark-Hunter series you'll enjoy this book. Wulf was a bit more developed but unfortunately still predictable. Cassandra was honestly quite two-dimensional. I can't say either main character was all that remarkable. Just when I thought I was ready to give up on it, something would grab my attention and make me laugh or cry. This book was very enjoyable at some parts, boring at others. Their attraction to one another is complicated by the fact that their species are natural enemies, and that forces beyond their control have been working to push them together against their will. Then he meets Cassandra, and discovers that she can remember him. This fact apparently makes him feel quite lonely. Wulf has a curse upon him, that no human not of his bloodline can remember him. It follows the story of Wulf, a Dark-Hunter sworn to protect the human world from soul-sucking Daimons. This is the fifth installment in the Dark-Hunter series.

Kiss of the Night by Sherrilyn Kenyon