The Sinner
The Assassins Guild, Book 4

It's sad to have these books over. This was the last of the assassin's to have a love story. Hugh, the fake dandy, and leader of the assassin's, finally falls in love instead of making fun of everyone. There was a lot of misinformation and heartache due to it. I liked this one, but I just wanted eve......more

I took one star off for the editing. I took one star off because the books are categorized as "Medieval" but there is nothing in the stories that would explain why they are "Medieval". Even the language is not medieval: the use of "fiance" and the F word is not from medieval times. General on the fou......more

I absolutely loved C.J. Archer's Freak House trilogies, and I was a little concerned that I wouldn't be as enamoured with The Sinner because I wouldn't be reading about those characters. However I shouldn't have worried; Archer writes characters that come alive on the page before you, and very quickl......more

This is a great example of the saying “better lucky than good.” C. J. Archer is skilled at stringing a mystery together and dropping the right clues at the right time...the problem is that her characters are often too dim to catch them. Hughe is supposed to be this mastermind who leads a group of as......more

The 4th & final book in The Assassins Guild series, and equally enjoyable. This book stars Hughe, Lord Oxley & Catherine (Cat) Slade. As well as the other characters from the previous 3 books. What is different about this book, is that we start off knowing who the villains are from the beginning, and......more