B Reviews / B- ReviewsGuild Hunter series / multicultural / paranormal romance / POC / vampires4 Comments
Dear Ms. Singh, Archangel’s Viper, the tenth book in your Guild Hunter series, begins with a two paragraph prologue in which an unidentified woman gives birth to a child. Something about the child causes the healer to back away. In the next chapter, Holly Chang, once known as Sorrow, parts ... more >
B+ Reviews / Book Reviews / Recommended Readsangels / Guild Hunter series / paranormal romance / vampires7 Comments
Dear Ms. Singh, I’ve been reading your Guild Hunter series since its inception with Angel’s Blood. Recently I finished the ninth full-length novel, Archangel’s Heart. Archangel’s Heart begins with a prologue set decades in the past, in which a nun discovers a sleeping child in the pew of a church. ... more >
B Reviews / B+ ReviewsAngel / Guild Hunter series / paranormal romance / scholar / Vampire23 Comments
Trigger warnings: cannibalism, ableist language Dear Ms. Singh, Archangel’s Enigma, the eighth novel in your Guild Hunter series, surprised me. I went into the book with low expectations because I hadn’t connected with its hero, the mystery-shrouded Naasir, in the earlier books he appeared in. In those earlier books, Naasir’s ... more >
C+ Reviewsangels / Guild Hunter series / New York City / Paranormal / UF / vampires35 Comments
Dear Ms. Singh, Readers of your Guild Hunter series were first introduced to the vampire Janvier and guild hunter Ashwini Taj in the novella Angels’ Pawn (2009). Now comes Archangel’s Shadows, the first full-length novel about Ashwini and Janvier. In this book, Janvier and Ashwini are tasked with catching the ... more >
B Reviews / Recommended Readsangels / Guild Hunter series / New York City / Paranormal / war19 Comments
Dear Ms Singh, When I heard that the sixth book in your Guild Hunter series would be a fourth book about Elena and Raphael, I gave a mental groan. Book three, Archangel’s Consort, made me feel the conflict between this couple was played out. I would rather read Aodhan’s book, ... more >