Loved being part of this journey with our favs. Thank you!

I must say this was the best book I have read in a long time. So many memories and it makes me want to go back to the beginning and read them all again, so much of the book touched my heart and I found that I forever had a tissue in my hand. Worth reading.

I was honestly terrified to read this book. I’ve been reading the series since the 3rd book was released and it was always such a comfort knowing the story would continue. I had this book for 3 weeks before I had the guts to open in and dive in one last time to my favorite series ever. To say this story was perfection is an understatement. It had moments of such anguish and heartbreak but the whole story is just so happy and amazing at the same time. It did not at all feel rushed or incomplete. No stone left unturned and such care taken with each character and story line! I’m absolutely wrecked in my tears as I write this but what a marvelous and happy ending. Thank you, Nalini, for writing what is truly my favorite series to read in all my life.

Wow this last book was fantastic. I’ve really enjoyed reading this series and will definitely reread many of my favorites again. Love Elena and Raphael and the world they inhabit.

This book is a beautiful love story. It could stay finished with how it ends but I will always look forward to more stories if the author is ever inspired to reward us with another. 💕

Archangel Eternity, the Hunters Guild, is final book of a 18 book series and is a wonderful story with Elena and Raphael, Raphael’s Seven, family, founded family and friends. There were wonderful surprises, moments where I laughed 🤣, and moments I cried 🤧 (happy/sad tears) With the author’s magic pen I lived through it all and she pulled it into a beautiful and epic conclusion. 🤌💋 Hoping in the future there will a spinoff😘

I’ve loved the Guild Hunter books so much, and this was such a fitting end for a wonderful series. I laughed, I cried, and I smiled reading this book, and I’m already looking forward to my first re-read.