Archangel's Shadows is set as a filler story on the overarching archangel political plotline of the series but easily stands out as a must-read story in its own right. Fans of the Guild Hunter series will absolutely want to snatch this one up on release day, worthy of putting aside anything else you have in your TBR pile. Readers new to the series looking for a place to start should pick up Angel's Blood to experience the whole exceptional saga from the very start. One of the most immersive and consistently creative works in urban fantasy, the Guild Hunter series is simply above and beyond anything else in its genre.

Archangel’s Legion by Nalini Singh My rating: 5 of 5 stars

*** THIS REVIEW IS SPOILER FREE! ***

Guild Hunter novels are always so intense they cause me to lose sleep and stress out about a happy ending. This series, folks, is urban fantasy at its finest. Throughout the story, I couldn’t get enough of Elena and Raphael and Illium, but I was also thrilled to get to know a few of the other members of The Seven better. Naasir and Aodhan both have significantly larger parts in this book than in any of the previous ones and their character development is superb. I’m already speculating about the relationship between Illium and [...]

Taken at birth from her mother and raised by a vindictive archangel of an aunt, Mahiya has an iron will and the ability to remain calm and in control in nearly any situation... until she meets Jason, the darkly handsome Spymaster for a rival archangel. Jason is the best in the world at what he does and the only thing standing between the princess and certain death on the whim of her aunt. Danger, mystery, and sweet sweet romance will take you flying in Archangel's Storm. A recommended read!

Laura Kaye's North of Need is the talk of the season, and for good reason! Here's what GT reviewer The Captain had to say about it, after giving it our rare, perfect score, Gold Heart Award... North of Need is a love story that will crawl inside your noggin and take up residence. I challenge you to read it and not be in tears at least twice. It is sad, but it is also uplifting and beautiful in the truths that it conveys about what love really is. Real love, true love, means wanting another’s happiness and fulfillment even after we are gone. It is seeking to help them continue to contribute to the world and experience its beauty.