Reaver by Larissa Ione

Blurb:Reaver is an angel with a past, a record, and a less-than-heavenly attitude. Powerful enough to fight alongside the fiercest battle angels-and crazy enough to risk his wings on a one-way mission to hell-he's agreed to go where no angel has ever gone before . . . to steal the most seductive and dangerous prize of Satan himself.

Harvester is one of the Fallen, a once-heroic angel who sacrificed her wings to work as an undercover agent in hell. But now her cover has been blown, and she's doomed to an eternity of agonizing torture. Even if Reaver can snatch her away from Satan's lair, even if they can fight their way out of the underworld's darkest depths, there is one thing Harvester can never escape-her newfound thirst for an angel's blood. . .

Review: Reaver was my introduction to Larissa Ione's writing and a rather interesting one at that.

I found Reaver's/Yenrieth's and Harvester's/Verrine's story intriguing. The interplay between them was good reading and at times combustible - especially since both had reasons for what they did, do, and will do.

While I liked reading Reaver, enough so to look into reading the preceding books in the series, it isn't my usual fare. That, however, is a point in the book's favor as it is something new (for me).

Look forward to giving the rest of the series a try.

(Blurb (c)Grand Central, image found on Larissa Ione's site and copyrighted to her.)