Angels' Flight (Guild Hunter Short Stories)
by Nalini Singh
February 28, 2012: Berkley Sensation
"In Angel’s Wolf a vampire becomes fascinated with the seductive angel who rules Louisiana. But all is not what it appears to be in her court.
In Angels’ Judgment a hunter must track one of her own gone bad, while surviving the deadly tests placed in her way by the archangels themselves. Unexpected backup comes from a stranger who might just be the most lethal threat of all...
Plus FIRST TIME IN PRINT
In Angels' Pawn a vampire hunter faces off against two rival factions and the angel manipulating them both, and a vampire whose help is not entirely selfless...
And NEVER BEFORE PUBLISHED
In Angels’ Dance an angel trapped in the mountain stronghold of the Refuge finds herself under siege by a warrior angel from a martial court."
Review
Short stories set in the Guild Hunter series involving some of the characters around Elena and Raphael. They might be short, but Nalini still packed them with enough tension and heat.
In
Angel's Wolf, a vampire from Archangel's Kiss is sent to seductive yet lethal angel. For those who have read the book, it's nice to know that he gets a happy ending after what he endured. It is a bittersweet story of two damaged people who found solace in each other.
In
Angels' Judgment, we learn the backstory of Sara and Deacon. I love these two, and how they met and fell in-love is really something. Sara is just newly appointed head of the Guild Hunters of America and she is given a test to prove her worth. Good thing someone like Deacon got her back. But who is Deacon really?
Angels' Pawn is Ashwini and Janvier's story. They are a funny couple or not. You can't really tell if they are. Hopefully in the future we'll know for sure. Even Ashwini can't tell. In this story, Ashwini is called to intervene when a problem involving angels and vampires. She has to get to the bottom of the problem before it gets worst and she and Janvier get caught in between.
They say save the best for last. In
Angel's Dance, Galen just left her former master, another archangel, for a place in Raphael's circle. He still needs to win the trust of the members of Raphael's circle and proving his worth to the archangel. He quickly notices the presence of Jessamy. We met Jessamy earlier in the books as the teacher of young angels in the Refuge. These two are an odd couple. Their relationship development is beautiful because both of them have emotional baggage that serves as conflict in building relationships. Especially Jessamy who resigned herself to be alone, being different from other angels. It's really a good story, it also gotten to show how Galen and Illium become friends, and a glimpse of Raphael before he became a cadre.