When I first finished Archangel's Heart, I was sure - or maybe overly hopeful - about which book was going to be next. About whose book would be next. I was wrong. But I'm not mad about it. Archangel's Viper was a surprise of the best kind.

It takes place, mostly, during the same time period as Archangel's Heart. That still leaves lots of room for the next book to be about that couple that I hope for. I expected to spend a good majority of this book looking for those other characters. What I didn't expect, despite the fact that I've long rooted for Venom and Holly/Sorrow, is to fall completely into their story. It was - as they are for each other - perfect.

Venom has spent the last several years, since Holly was rescued from Uram's bloodlust, training her, keeping an eye on her. In other words, basically being an annoyance - at least in Holly's eyes. He, in turn, looked on her as young, untried, and always in a professional way. So, I think it's a bit of surprise to both of them when he comes back from his time away - in a place we, of course, know, but Holly can't - to find out that she's changed. Grown, matured, and isn't quite as off-limits as he might have once expected. Holly begins to realizes that Venom might be the only one that will ever truly understand her. She also starts to feel the attraction that she was in no place to experience before.

Because of the nature of their previous relationship, and learning each other anew, their relationship builds slowly. With trust and friendship/respect at the front of it. I loved this. Every moment they spent testing and getting to know one another added to the foundation of what I knew would be a life-long journey. It drew me into their story in a way I wasn't expecting.

It was the plot that kept me rapt with attention though. From that first, baffling, introduction chapter to the very end, I was scouring the pages, desperate to know what was happening to Holly. I needed to know that she was going to be alright. I think, by now, we all know that Nalini Singh tends to put her characters through a bit of a trial-by-fire. Holly would survive, I knew, but it wouldn't be easy. And it wasn't.

This story ties up a few lingering, dangling threads from the past several books. And ties everything back to Holly's beginning - the time she first encountered a blood-born archangel in Angels' Blood. It was incredibly intriguing, fraught with peril, and just enough humor between Venom and Holly to keep me smiling.

The happenings here aren't as world-changing as perhaps some of the other books, but that doesn't make them any less critical. Each of these characters has become ones I care about, and so even their smallest struggles as something that I root for them to conquer. As I traveled through this book with Venom and Holly, I learned more about each of them. I treasured each little moment I was able to experience beside them. Even the painful ones, because it allowed me to know them even more intimately, and savor their happiness exponentially more.

Like most of Nalini Singh's books, I adored this one. And as always, I finished simply wanting more.

I held out as long as I could, but I finally had to give in and read this one! Venom is probably my favorite of Raphael's Seven so when I heard that Nalini Singh had finally decided to write Venom's book, to say I was excited it putting it mildly.

Of course, there's always the trepidation of whether or not it will live up to expectations and I have to say, for me, YES it absolutely does.

The pairing of Holly (aka Sorrow) and Venom seems like such a natural choice honestly, although it wasn't one that I immediately figured on. Not until maybe a few books ago in the series where we learned that Venom had been working with Sorrow to hone the skills she developed since being attacked and changed by the archangel Uram.

In Archangel's Viper we see Holly still dealing with the aftermath of her attack and what it did to her mentally / emotionally, but moreso here in what it's doing to her physically. She's recently made the decision that she wants to live. That no matter what life has thrown at her at this point, she wants to try to move forward. This is a far cry from what we previously glimpsed of Holly the last time she popped up in the series (I wish I knew which book that was off the top of my head, alas, I don't). Now, however, we see that, besides changing Holly into a vampire, she's now starting to exhibit strange qualities which are most akin to Venom's abilities (although still unique unto Holly). When it seems like someone has put a bounty on Holly's head in order to acquire her uniqueness, she and Venom start a search for the mysterious person. This search, however, only leads us into an even bigger mystery that stems from that fateful day four years ago when an archangel went mad.

For his part, Venom has always been the cool and collected member of the Seven. He's at ease with the group that he has chosen to call his family, but that doesn't mean he's always felt like part of the group. His Making certainly set him apart from the vampire community, and he sees a lot of what he went through in his younger years when he sees what Holly is going through now. He sees someone who might be able to understand him. I loved the "new" we got to see in Venom's character. I loved that we get to delve into his past. I feel like there's always been this cloaking of mysteriousness around him (and around all the Seven honestly until they get their own books), and learning about his past was interesting and did a lot to make me love his character even more.

I loved Venom and Holly together from the first page to the last. Their relationship didn't start out as this hidden lust. It starts out kind of antagonistic (although I wouldn't really classify this as an enemies to lovers story). They love to push each other's buttons. The repartee they exchange throughout is fantastic. Holly definitely doesn't let Venom get the better of her often. I loved seeing how their feelings for each other slowly developed throughout the story. I didn't feel theirs was a scorching hot romance, instead it builds upon this base understanding of each other. I thought it was great, seeing the realization as each of them - at separate times - figures out that they care more for the other than simple friendship.

I really enjoyed that Archangel's Viper dealt with quite a few topics that have been kind of hanging out unanswered in this series since the first book. I feel like this story was a long time coming with all the pieces falling into place. The mystery of what is happening to Holly is intriguing and I thought satisfying in its conclusion.

I don't think I've ever been disappointed in anything that Nalini Singh has written and we can now add Archangel's Viper this list as well. A fitting story for my favorite of the Seven.

Holly and Venom's story is one I've been looking forward to for a long time. Their chemistry is spot on and sizzling hot. The mystery this story presents is nearly as compelling as the relationship between Holly and Venom. Archangel's Viper isn't one to miss in the Guild Hunter series.

Holly Chang knows what it's like to be a victim. In a battle amongst angels Holly was found, the sole survivor of a massacre by the insane archangel Uram. Now, she fights the changes in herself and the power Uram forced on her when he made her drink from his vein. With the help of the vampire Venom Holly faces the changes in herself and the dangers of being the last known heir to a piece of Uram's power. Archangel's Viper is a great addition to the Guildhunter's series. I love that reader's get to see two characters who are isolated by their unique gifts and who have been broken by circumstance come together for a chance at happiness.

Nalini Singh has a gift to make me hooked with her books. It's been years now since I began this serie and the effect on me is still the same.
However, this book is a little bit different from the others. Less sex, less intimate feelings, more action. Here, we are with two wild animals which try to become accustomed.
We know Holly since book 1 and when I read this book was about her and Venom, I was excited and moved by how Holly grown and changed. She and Venom need to investigate on a strange pull that Holly has and it leads nowhere good...
I wasn't disappointed by how little romance there was, on the contrary, it didn't bothered me because it matched with Holly and Venom personality and sometimes, there is too much sex/romance/kiss and not enough action/story. So for this reason, book 10 is now one of my favorite !

Archangel’s Viper by Nalini Singh is the 10th book in her wonder Guild Hunter series. I say this quite often; Nalini Singh is one of the best authors around, and the fact I love both her Psy/Changeling and Guild Hunter series proves how good she is. Nalini writes fantastic stories in different worlds that flow so seamlessly, and each book just grabs hold of you at the start and never lets go till the very end.

We met both Venom and Holly, our heroes in this book, early in this series when he saved her from sure death. Holly had been tortured by an insane Archangel, Uram; and she had witness the horrifying deaths of her friends. Though she is considered human, Holly was left with abilities she gained from Uram’s vampire blood coursing in her body. Her acid green eyes; ability to mesmerize others; has a poisonous bite (which Venom also has, but he is immune to Holly’s bite); and does require blood, which she minimizes as much as she can.
Venom, is one of Rapheal’s Seven, and very dangerous, but loyal to the Seven, as well as being different from the others. After being away for two years, her return and Holly was sent to pick him up. Venom not only was the one who saved Holly, but he also is the one who tries to teach her to control the violent impulses she has. However, they have never gotten along, both always antagonizing each other. Venom enjoys pushing Holly, and she just hates him. Holly has changed since she was first rescued, and Honor (Dimitri’s mate), has worked with her on her emotional stability, as well as Janvier and Ash training her how to fight as a warrior. She is tough, smart, and fights off an inner voice that wants to control her. When Venom and Holly drive to the tower, someone attacks them trying to kidnap Holly. It seems that someone has a bounty on her head. Dimitri and Venom begin to worry what is it about Holly’s blood that warrants a 5 million dollar bounty?

When Venom and Holly start working closely together to find out who is trying to kidnap her, they begin to see each other in a different light. They were the same in many ways, allowing them to be their normal self in front of each other, and in a short time their relationship will escalate in an unexpected romance. Venom sees that Holly is fighting something deep inside her, and she will tell him the truth about an otherness she feels. Besides the mystery of who is trying to kidnap her, the main focus of this story is finding out what/who is trying to control Holly.

What follows is an addictive and captivating story with Venom and Holly following the trail that is pulling her into the lands of another Archangel. Venom and Holly surprised me how much I fell in love with this fantastic couple, and they sizzled together. The last half of the book was such a thriller, with many twists and turns right to the very end. I can’t tell too much more, as I do not want to ruin this for you, but I loved Archangel’s Viper, as well as a couple that totally won me over.

Nalini Singh once again gives us a wonderful addition to this fantastic series. She is an author whose flawless skilled writing simply has me in awe. I have never failed to love every single one of her books in both series. If you have not read the Guild Hunter series, what are you waiting for?

It seems like with this book Holly is starting to accept herself more, settling into her new life, resigned to the new changes.

It was fun to see Venom and Holly snip at each other. It started out slightly angry, at least on Holly's end, but quickly turned to flirting, the names becoming endearments. I was glad to see that Venom stepped up and helped Holly when it seemed like trouble had found her, not once, but twice. The first issue seemed more clear cut, pettiness within their world. The second issue was more of a problem. I was stunned when we finally got to the root of it, it was quite frankly gross. I couldn't believe that anyone would do this, to keep this horrible thing alive. So great that Raphael was there to witness, to help Holly in the small ways that he could. But the best part was that Holly was able to finally face Uram, to yell at him, to beat him this time around. This was a great thing, because now with Venom at her side she can finally find peace in her life and now love.

Archangel's Viper is the eighth book in the Guild Hunter series by Nalini Singh. This exciting book continues to build the guild hunter mythology. It brings to light new faces along with a deeper insight into the implications of the madness of the deceased archangel Uram. While many of our favorite characters from the series return, the focus is on illuminating a new mythos and relationships. We were introduced to Venom and Sorrow/ Holly Chang in the first book itself and now we delve deeper into their journey with Archangel's Viper

This book reintroduces Sorrow as Holly Chang, the single sane surviving victim of Uram—a Blood born-crazed archangel who went on macabre killing spree in New York. She is neither a vampire nor a human but something more, something unique. Uram's taint has left a taint within her that calls to the darkness and it is up to her to decipher its true meaning and implications.

Venom is the youngest of the archangel Raphael's seven. a highly powerful vampire who has distinctive snake like abilities. He was made by the archangel Neha, the queen of poisons and is as unique as Naasir or Holly. He possesses the ability to entrance humans like a cobra does its prey and the gift of deadly poison—secretes poison from his fangs, can paralyze with his bite

Together, Venom and Holly work together to rid the world of the last trace of Uram and save Holly from his taint and try to find a way to break its hold on her. This book does justice to its name and is truly spellbinding. Nalini Singh creates characters with such depth that you just can't help rooting for them.

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This is Holly and Venom's story. Holly, who used to be called Sorrow, was attacked by Uram and forcibly made into a sort of vampire. She also has some angelic abilities and still has a human need for food. Since she wasn't made under contract, she has been taken into the tower where she is being watched and trained by the Seven and Raphael. No one, least of all Holly, are sure that she won't succumb to Uram's insanity.

When it is learned that someone has put a bounty of Holly, she is teamed up with Venom to find out who wants her. She and Venom have an interesting relationship. While everyone except his brothers in the Seven are afraid of Venom, Holly isn't intimidated. She finds him fascinating and enjoys teasing him. He returns the teasing. It is while they are investigating that their relationship changes into a romance which neither of them had anticipated.

While they are investigating, Holly also has to deal with the piece of Uram that he left in her and who is trying to take her over. Following where that piece is directing her takes them to Michaela's territory and Michaela's secret. They face all sorts of dangers as they infiltrate and even more dangers when the secret is discovered.

I liked seeing more about Venom and finding out more about his past and his reasons for being the way he is. I liked that Holly was a perfect match for him because she had her own power and stubbornness. I also liked that Holly saw the man behind the Venom persona.

Fans of the Guild Hunters series will enjoy this newest entry. In fact, anyone who loves paranormal romance will enjoy this story.

This wasn't one of my favorite Guild Hunter books (I have a bit of a soft spot for Elena and Raphael), but Archangel's Viper was still a great addition to the series. I have been curious about Holly/Sorrow since book one and I'm glad we finally got her story. (And Venom's, of course) I really enjoyed watching their relationship change and progress. Archangel's Viper is everything you love about Nalini's novels and the Guild Hunter series. There is some gloriously good banter between a lot of different characters, there is great action/plot/characters and there are a lot of sexy as hell moments.

I cannot wait to read the next book. I hope this series continues for a long, long time! I am hoping we get an Illium book soon!

I couldn't get into this book. I didn't realize it was book 10 in the series and I was so lost reading it. The writing was well done and for that I'll give it 3 stars.

I was over the moon when I saw this new story from Nalini Singh. She's one of my all time favourite authors and I love her writing. So imagine my surprise to get the book before release date, I was ecstatic! I know, we are all wondering and waiting for Bluebell and Sparkle's story but Venom's an interesting character, too. I always wanted to know how he got made and what lead him to what and who he is today. We don't see enough of him in the previous books to really get to know him, so this story was great for me, since I got my long awaited answers.

Regards to the plot, as per usual, we get lots of action and I enjoy that a lot but this time I wanted more romance. I didn't really connect with both main characters and I feel so bad for it. I wanted to grow with them in their relationship but since the story starts off with both of them knowing each other for years, I felt a little let down. When I start reading a story, I expect it to have a proper beginning and not start off with characters knowing each other for god knows how long. It just takes away the anticipation for me. I already said, the connection between these two simply got lost for me in between all the angst and action and figuring out what the heck Uram did to these poor people. Not to mention my surprise by what Michaella birthed. That's just so wrong and just no... Good riddance, I tell ya!

Anyway...
Both Holly and Venom are awesome characters that make a great team. They have this love-hate relationship that slowly turns into a great friendship. Of course there are ups and downs, how could there not be but the main point is that they make both of them that much stronger as individuals. Both find something they've been missing and I was so glad fate brought them together. And although I wanted my share of Raphael/Elena POV's, we sadly don't get any of them. I can only hope the next story is about them or about the two best friends ever!

All in all, would I say this is my new favourite book? No. But is a fantastic PNR story that will leave you craving for more!

Archangel's Viper was a whirlwind of plot, action and feels! Fast paced, with a lot at stake, I was taken for a trip I won't soon forget. Holly and Venom needed their own book, and seeing them together was so good.

Truth be told, I don't know how to really rate Archangel's Viper. On one hand I am a little disappointed, as I waited for Sorrow and Venom's story with so much anticipation and yet it was nothing like I imagined, and really impressed, as it was nothing like I imagined!

Holly Chang is the sole survivor of Uram's carnage back in Archangel's Blood. Little by little we learn more about her through the series but it was in Archangel's Blade that she became Sorrow.
At that precise moment she easily became one of my favorite characters : Will she overcome Uram's madness? Will she succombed to it? What about the spark between her and Venom? I had so many questions about her!
Nalini Singh perfected the art of teasing us with snipets here and there, which is why, at one point, I may or may not have been willing to sacrifice a goat to get this book faster when my prayer have been answered. #IAdmitToNothing #LoveAllLivingBeings #ExceptInsects

Four years have gone by at the start of Archangel's Viper. Though we glimpsed in a little bit about Holly's recovery, it was too fast-paced for me. Hence my disappointment, especially with such a wonderful background story developped from the very first book of the series.
Yet, I overcome it quickly enough as the story took me to some places I wasn't waiting for. I cheered, and laughed and was emotional at times. I even have some WTF and/or OMG moments. Surprinsingly - or not seeing the quality of the whole Guild Hunter series - Holly's badassery, even in her moments of doubts, Venom's strong appeal in his skills and oddness, and the myriad of very interesting second characters made this book an excellent one, even if it was far from my expectations.

So in conclusion, Mrs Singh I don't know how you do it but you did it again, another notch on your belt ! I can't wait for the next one... I don't know who it'll be about but hopefully we'll see more of the universe and all those characters you keep making me obsessed about !

I’ve probably re-read each of Nalini Singh’s books at least once. Between the Psy-Changeling, Guild Hunter, and Rock Hard series she’s written thirty novels and novellas -so... yeah, that’s a lot of time I’ve spent in her worlds. So be warned - unbiased as I try to be, this review of Archangels’s Viper  is definitely coming from a fan. Second warning: it’s the nature of this series that each book builds off of the others; political intrigue is a big part of the atmosphere here, and if you try to begin with this book you’ll miss out on a lot.

In book one, Angel’s Blood, Holly Chang, experiences a life-altering trauma. Specifically, the young Holly was kidnapped and tortured by the maddened archangel Uram. No one, not even Holly, knows everything that happened to her during that time, but when she was rescued by Raphael and his consort Elena, it became obvious that she had been altered. For a time Holly was deeply depressed in the aftermath of her kidnapping, struggling to cope with the strange new abilities and vampirism that Uram cursed her with. Among these new abilities was a poison in her bite, somewhat like that of Venom, which is why he was chosen as Holly’s first tutor in the world of immortals.

Venom is one of the Seven, the elite group of vampires that make up Archangel Raphael's private guard, who, unlike the newly created Holly, is a centuries old vampire. At the start of this story, he is finally returning to New York after spending almost two years abroad. He has kept up with Holly via weekly phone calls, but has been unable to meet her in person throughout that time. The two instantly fall back into their old habit of baiting each other, but it becomes clear almost immediately that something about their dynamic has changed. Holly has gained maturity and control in the time that Venom has been away, and where they were once teacher and student, they are now equals.

That might seem to leave room for romantic attachment - and it does - but Holly and Venom are unable to act on any feelings they may have as it becomes clear that Holly’s condition is getting worse. Whatever Uram did to her four years ago is continuing to cause changes in her body, and it’s not something Holly can control or understand. Together, she and Venom begin a search for answers which takes them far from New York.

Archangel’s Viper is a slow-burn romance, in large part due to Holly’s struggles. Neither she nor Venom is ready to confront their feelings while everything is so uncertain, so they just let things simmer. Eventually the two decide that the only thing to do when the future is uncertain is admit to your feelings, but I liked that they took the time to investigate Holly’s condition before jumping into bed. They even make jokes about people who get amorous at critical moments in an escape, which reinforces that this isn’t just insta-lust; it’s two individuals who truly care about each other and care about surviving in order to be together.

The characters themselves are solid additions to the Guild Hunter world. Venom, like most of Raphael’s Seven, is an almost perfect specimen of a vampire. He has abilities beyond the norm, is strong without being hard, and allows himself to be vulnerable once he’s comfortable with Holly. While I liked all of this, I’ll admit to wanting to mess him up a little - he may have regrets about the past, but Venom doesn’t seem to struggle with anything in his present life. This gave him more time to focus on Holly, which was all to the better, but did leave him feeling a little too perfect for my taste.

Holly doesn’t have this problem. She’s openly flawed, doubting herself after her experience with Uram, and still learning how to balance her human family life and instincts with the new reality of vampiric life. In spite of all this doubt and uncertainty, though, she fairly explodes off the page with her strong personality. Most of the time my mental images of characters are blurry, but I can clearly picture the whorl of rainbow color that is Holly. She made this book shine, both as a character critical to the central plot and as someone who jumped off the page in her own right.

I would definitely recommend this book to any current Nalini Singh fans, and would recommend the series to anyone interested in a good paranormal romance. I can’t conceive of how Ms. Singh keeps coming up with new ideas for her books and all the intrigues within them, but I just hope they keep coming. And until then, I’ll be adding Archangel’s Viper to the reread pile.

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Once a broken girl known as Sorrow, Holly Chang now prowls the shadowy gray underground of the city for the angels. But it’s not her winged allies who make her a wanted woman—it’s the unknown power coursing through her veins. Brutalized by an insane archangel, she was left with the bloodlust of a vampire, the ability to mesmerize her prey, and a poisonous bite.

Now, someone has put a bounty on her head…

Venom is one of the Seven, Archangel Raphael’s private guard, and he’s as infuriating as he is seductive. A centuries-old vampire, his fangs dispense a poison deadlier than Holly’s. But even if Venom can protect Holly from those hunting her, he might not be able to save himself—because the strange, violent power inside Holly is awakening…

No one is safe.

Holly was brutalized by a psychotic archangel, forced to drink his tainted blood and had to watch her friends die in the most horrific way. She survived, however, and now it’s four years later and Uram’s blood is turning Holly into…something. When angels turn humans the humans turn into vampires. Not so with Holly. She’s part vampire and needs blood but she also needs food to survive. She has strange powers and her bite is poisonous. Holly has been hiding from her friends and mentors all of the changes that have been taking place in her and the powers that are getting stronger and changing all the time. She’s scared of what they all mean. Now that Venom is back, however, she can’t hide any longer as he sees her for who she is.

Venom has been at the Refuge for the past two years and only mentoring Holly via phone calls once a week. Now that he’s back he sees that that hasn’t been enough. She’s learned a lot from Janvier and Ashwini but Venom sees the changes in Holly that others might not have noticed. He sees that she’s a lot like him and he tries to teach her how to deal with those changes. When he heads out with Holly to see who has a bounty on her head he gets to know her even more. Though he tries to ignore the attraction between them and the admiration he has for her he soon realizes that she’s the one he needs in his life – permanently.

Wow. Venom and Holly’s story was SO good! I wasn’t sure how this was all going to play out as Venom has been nothing but stoic in the previous books. I wondered if he could fall in love and what that would look like. I now know and it was beautiful!

I loved the banter between Venom and Holly. Even when they fell in love it didn’t end and that was nice to see. Just because they fell in love didn’t turn them into mushy baby talkers. Lol Of course Singh would never do that with her characters, but I still appreciated it. 😊

The story revolved around Holly and the strange thing that was growing/awakening in her. Not only was she freaking out over that but then something new and different gets added to the mix when Holly meets another of Uram’s survivors. I couldn’t believe how strong Holly was to put up with what was going on inside her. Sure, she was physically strong but her mental strength was incredible. She went through some amazing situations that would break a normal person but she got through them like a champ. I was so impressed by Holly, can you tell?

Venom was awesome. I loved him in this book. He was strong and capable, understanding and compassionate, caring and loving, and sexy as hell. Could you ask for a better hero? I also loved how he let Holly do her thing and didn’t try to control the situations. I want a Venom of my own, oh yes, I do. Lol.

Singh’s writing, storytelling ability and world-building were once again AMAZING. I don’t know how she does it time after time but all of it combined blows my mind…every time. I picked this one up and once I started reading I couldn’t put it down. If you’ve been reading the series you won’t want to miss this one. If you haven’t read the series? You’re seriously missing something wonderful.

Rating: 5 out of 5

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ARCHANGEL’S VIPER is book ten in the Guild Hunter series. This series has come a long way since the beginning. It waffles between being a Urban Fantasy and Paranormal Romance where some characters are lucky enough to get more than one book. This book features Venom and Holly Chang.

First off, this book isn’t my favorite in the series. A lot of what I loved about the series has been missing in the last couple of books and I really think it’s due to the characters. I like Venom, but I never fell in love with him, even after reading this book. He just wasn’t a character that I felt drawn too. He has this mysterious vibe and despite falling in love, I feel like something about him is still out of reach and for me, that affects how devoted I am to a romance and couple.

The same can be said for Holly. She has suffered so much yet I felt nothing towards her character. The beginning of the book doesn’t really make me sympathize with her and therefore, I went through the entire book just watching from the sidelines instead of feeling the emotions alongside them. I just don’t think the characters of the past books have enough chemistry or conflict. It feels a lot like filler.

The romance doesn’t heat up until the latter half of the book and from there, it does feel a little bit rushed. There is some banter between them, but it doesn’t feel authentic to Holly’s character who is supposed to be so tortured. In the end, I just wasn’t really invested in this story.

The lush descriptions is another thing that usually draws me into this series. While we still got that, I did feel like it was pulled back a bit. Not sure if that was intentional or not from the author, but I missed that too. I’m really hoping that the next book can win me over.

Want a kick ass read with mystery, drama, action-adventure and a side of snark? Well, look no further my bookish friends.

The once broken girl known as Sorrow is taking her name back. She’s building herself up from within and proving to be on her way to inner peace and self-acceptance. What was once broken is now becoming whole again.

Venom has a soft spot for the girl he helped rescue, yet he shows it in infuriating and antagonizing ways. He’s doing all he can to support and facilitate Holly’s journey, all without judgment or sympathy. It’s a hard, cruel world they live in and each must be ready for what comes. Even if that means provoking the unknown powers swirling within an already volatile Holly.

Perfectly executed and tremendously fun, Archangel’s Viper is a must read for any fan of the Guild Hunter Series.

5 Stars
Tanja

Singh delivers yet another amazing novel in Archangel's Viper. I had sooo been waiting for his story and to learn more about his past. I couldn't imagine a better mate for him.