When Bloodhound Archer arrives in a frontier town - in response to a plea to the Guild for aid in fighting vampires who have been decimating the population - Archer finds the town's school teacher struggling between her need to flee and her duty to the beleaguered townspeople who need every able bodied person in the fight to survive. And even though Archer 'sees' way too much of what Grace has hidden behind a respectable facade, with his acceptance, Grace just may discover that she's more like that noble person she's been pretending to be than she ever thought possible.Archer's Lady was my favorite of the Bloodhounds so far. There was a lot that I liked about the book, I liked that Archer's new moon time ends up being more than just a time of heightened sexual need, here we see that it is also a time when the Hound becomes very protective of his mate and I really liked the way that Archer cared for his lady. I also I really liked the new wrinkle supporting character Diana added to the world, giving a little twist to the formula of the series that should really stir things up in the next book. I also thought that the real reason that the Guild sent Archer in particular to help save the town added depth to the story.So, I really liked this latest addition to Rogers' series which I already liked for the combination of steampunkish elements added to the sexy paranormal romance. And I was hoping that the next book would be Diana's book with the vamp guy from the previous books, but while it definitely is her book, I am guessing that since the working title is Diana's Wolf, her hero is probably not a vamp. I have read every Bloodhounds story, and loved them all , but Archer's Lady is my favorite. Western Steampunk Paranormal romance...what more could a reader ask for? The characters are damaged, yet fighting to survive in a bleak world. Safety and survival are the first priority. Love and happiness are rare, and truly icing on the cake when found. Archer's Lady is fast paced with rich characters and edge of your seat action. The passion is heartwrenching and breathtaking. This story could be read by itself, but then the reader would miss out on an amazing series.
What do You think about Archer's Lady (2012)?
NOTE: THIS IS A BOINKING BOOK. You have been warned.
—ulli87
