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Lacey Lehotzky
4.2
Hunt the Night: Supernatural Legacy 1 (Angels and Dragon Shifters)
by Everly Frost
About this book
Born an outcast among the divine, she is a weapon forged in darkness. Labeled corrupt at birth, she has spent her life as a caged assassin for the angels, tasked with hunting the Dread—a ruthless clan of dragon shifters. Her only hope for redemption and freedom is to execute her mission perfectly. But when a single, fatal mistake shifts the balance of power, she finds herself at the mercy of Callan Steele, a dragon whose touch ignites a forbidden, searing connection that threatens to consume her entirely.
This dark paranormal romance masterfully blends high-stakes action with a simmering, dangerous attraction. As she navigates a world where angels are cold jailers and dragons are lethal predators, she must decide if her vengeance is a curse or her greatest strength. The found-family dynamics and complex hierarchy of this supernatural realm create a rich, immersive setting that pulls readers in from the very first page.
Everly Frost delivers a gripping start to the Supernatural Legacy series, perfect for those who crave fallen-angel lore with a sharp, edgy twist. With its blend of intense violence, steamy romance, and a cliffhanger that demands immediate answers, this is a must-read for fans of dark, addictive fantasy.
- Publication Date
- May 25, 2026
- ASIN
- B08X1QLGHR
Reader Reviews
February 24, 2022
Hunt the Night immediately drew me in and held me all the way to the breathtaking cliffhanger. From dragon’s gold to angel hierarchy, author, Frost, has taken some favorite supernatural species and given them a unique spin. Main characters, Lana and Callan, are relatable in their imperfections and brokenness. And there are a range of different relationship types represented throughout the story. The world building and character development is understandable, well-paced, and just fantastic. My...
February 18, 2022
**Possible minor spoilers – I’m going to try my best to keep them out, but a couple may slip through. I admit, I’m a huge fan of Everly Frost – her writing just gets better and better; she continues to have a new, fresh take on the supernatural and if you love the supernatural world, you will love this new installation. This is book 1 of a trilogy, so it does end on a cliffhanger, but WOW so worth it to pick this up. We start with our angel, Lana, in a cage. She has been honed since birth to be...
December 28, 2022
This series surprised me. I thoroughly enjoy it! Each book keeps you on your toes wanting to learn more about our characters. The main female character I really liked. She’s tough and independent but learns to trust and rely on others. I almost wish there was more because the story had so much it could of been put into another book I think but that could just be because I don’t want to say goodbye to main two characters and their romance. There are steamy non fade to black scenes fair warning...
July 4, 2023
I don’t know why it’s taken me this long to read another series by Everly Frost (might be the crazy TBR pile🤪) but I’m so glad I did! Hunt the Night is book one of the Supernatural Legacy trilogy series. A fourth book comes out next year but focuses on a different couple set in the same world. If you’re craving a fantastic high action storyline and loved Everly’s Soul Bitten Shifter series, you got to give this a read. Plus, DRAGONS!!! 🤩 Read if you love: ✅ strong FMC but imperfect and room...
March 30, 2022
If I could give this more stars I would because it was amazing. It had all of my favorite elements: intense action, romance and suspense. I could not put this book down and had to finish it in one sitting. The writing was exceptional and the characters were well developed and interesting. I loved Lana and what a complex person she was yet she had growth as well. Callan was strong and sexy and I loved his character. I was sad with the cliff hanger becomes I have to wait for the next book to come...
