These angels, as many do, slowly went mad as they became older. Raphael, the male protagonist of this series and ruler of North America, is the only progeny of two archangels. It is the only way that they can come to a peaceable resolution, knowing that if they did not have their own territory to rule, they would be in constant combat. This conclave is known as the Cadre of Ten and they rule by geographic region.

The angels are ruled by a number of Archangels, beings old and powerful. Of course, there are other vampires that are made indiscriminately. This can lead to human pairings that result in one member being made a vampire and another not. Not every person is suited to be an immortal vampire and those that are psychologically incapable are rejected. Angels are at the top of the hierarchy and they make the vampires, both willingly and unwillingly. There may be other stray beings around but those are the primary genetic beings. For those unfamiliar with this series, the world is comprised of angels, vampires and humans.

There are a couple things I like about this series.

Even though we only get one book a year in this series (or maybe because we only get one book a year), I always wait impatiently for the next installment. I feel like I am being a bit disloyal to the Psy/Changeling series by admitting that right now I am enjoying the Angel series more but it’s true. Jane B Reviews / Book Reviews angels / Guild Hunter series / mystery / Nalini-Singh / Paranormal / POC author / Romance / Urban-Fantasy / vampires 38 Comments JanuREVIEW: Archangel’s Consort by Nalini Singh

Archangel's Consort by Nalini Singh