The Renegade Hunter: A Rogue Hunter Novel (Argeneau Vampire, 12)
One rogue vampire. One sharp-tongued mortal. An instant attraction that breaks every immortal rule.
Nicholas Argeneau is not your typical rogue hunter in The Renegade Hunter, the latest installment of the Rogue Hunter series from New York Times bestselling author Lynsay Sands.
Though he spent centuries targeting vampires who break the immortal laws, for the past 50 years Nicholas has been a rogue himself. But then he saves a beautiful mortal from a terrifying bloodsucker, and everything changes . . .
Pulling feisty bartender Jo Willan out of harm’s way lands Nicholas straight in an enforcer holding cell, even though he only meant to tail a dangerous enemy in secret.
His long-awaited lifemate should be an impossible dream, but he cannot read her thoughts, she cannot be controlled, and neither can resist the sudden heat between them.
Decades on the run convinced him he was doomed to walk alone, yet this sharp-tongued mortal refuses to let him face an ancient murder charge without a fight.
- Forced Proximity: Locked together in an airplane-hangar prison cell with only a double bed, Nicholas and Jo find the danger outside fading behind undeniable chemistry.
- Vampire Suspense: From an alley ambush to a tense motel standoff, Jo and her fiercely protective German shepherd Charlie refuse to back down when enforcers close in.
- Found Family: The tight-knit Argeneau clan, including brother Thomas and aunt Marguerite, rallies around Nicholas to untangle a fifty-year-old frame-up.
- Also by This Author: An English Bride in Scotland, To Marry a Scottish Laird and Runaway Vampire.
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Community Reviews
Read one Argeneau, read them all...but this had a very nice continuation of Nicholas and it had me cheering for him and his lifemate, Jo. She, of course, is fiesty and stands up even to Lucian. SHe calls him Captain Crabby. She meets Nicholas, makes out with him the same day, sleeps with him the next day and saves his a$$ literally all within a week. She determines that while Nick feels he is guilty of a horrible crime and turns rouge and feels the whole family turned their back on him for the last 50 years, Jo comes to make him realize, he is not alone. She believes he was set up...but by whom???? They don't really answer this so I am hoping in the next book, it is addressed. She makes Nick believe for the first time in 50 years, he might be innocent and makes the family who turned their backs on him, believe he must be innocent because of hte memory lapse. Hence, he was drugged...but by whoooommmm????? Answser the question Ms Sands! Enjoyed it like it was a guilty pleasure.
