Elena returns home with Raphael to Manhattan and begins trying to reconcile her old life with her new - preparing to resume her duties as Guild Hunter in addition to being mate to the dangerous immortal archangel. Her wings have not made her life any easier, not with her estranged father, and not with the other immortals including Raphael's inner circle of seven who still see her as a liability to Raphael. But when "something wicked this way comes" and a `sleeper' begins to rouse - causing floods, quakes and storms, and stirring immortals to bloodlust and rage - Raphael's love for Elena may not be a weakness but the key to the world's salvation. 
 Even after three books I still really love Elena and Raphael, individually and together. Despite the more urban fantasy feel of some of the early offerings, there's lots of one on one time for Elena and Raphael this time round to swing Angel's Consort firmly into the PNR camp. A fair amount of that time is really really steamy, including an "angel's dance" which in itself adds that something extra to the wonderful elements that winged beings bring to Singh's world. Fortunately, even though the passion remains explosive between the pair, Raphael still is otherworldly and at times frightening - I would have been so disappointed if he'd suddenly turned fluffy and cherubic - he is softened only by the 'touch' of humanity his love for Elena lends him. So despite the disparity between the eons old Archangel and the newly made angel, that love does give Elena a power with Raphael, and Elena is not going to meekly surrender to her beloved immortal - luckily she's got an eternity to bridge the difference.