Cheyenne's review posted at Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews 
 Before I even start off with my review I want to state that you really should read Dragon's Lair first because events that happened in that book play a major role in Arrow's mindset as well as his actions. Now that I have did my little public service announcement I shall get to my review of Arrow's Hell. 
 Like I said above Arrow is the way he is because of what happened in the previous book, and it took me a long time to really not want to yell at him to move on because he was grieving. He regrets what he didn't do and he is allowing that to possibly miss out on who may very well be the one who heals his pain and opens his heart once more. I got frustrated with Arrow many times but then a few moments later I would love him once more. 
 Anna is the sister of a fellow member, and she is not only trying to rekindle the relationship she has with her brother but she is also trying to get Arrow to see her in a way that will make them both feel loved. Anna at times needed to just stand up for what she wanted but when she would react her actions at times would seem childish and put others at risk. I kind of had a love/hate relationship with her, but in the end I loved her more than hated her. 
 I missed the humor and banter that I had enjoyed so much in Dragon's Lair, Arrow's Hell was much more subdued and serious and to be honest I think had there been more funny moments to just break up the guilty feelings this would have been a 5 star read for me. Don't get the wrong idea and think that I didn't like Arrow's Hell because I did, I just missed the things that had me wanting to continue with this series in book one. I am looking forward to Tracker's End because that is going to be one filled with drama I can already tell, and I just hope a certain club whore gets what is coming for her in the end. 
 Review copy provided for an honest review.