Strongly reminiscent of Sherrilyn Kenyon's Dark Hunter series, this urban fantasy offers fairly standard fare by way of blood, lust, and vampires. Though to be clear, the author does have a distinct and skillful voice to offer, along with minor twists on an iconic concept. 
 The creative spellings of vampire names felt a bit campy (Phury, Zsadist, Vishcous, Rhage, etc.) Heavily dominated by a cast of testosterone-addled alpha males, the few female characters were less sturdy and proactive than I would have liked. Although, the female vapidness was mitigated somewhat by the convincingly constructed bro-mance. On the whole, the story was more on the erotic side than this reader personally prefers (I don't suggest making a drinking game out of how many times you will come across the word 'erection'.) But Sherrilyn Kenyon fans are likely to enjoy this series.