Dante Ferris is a Keeper or in other words a Dragon shifter who protects the realms of Heaven, Earth and Hell, from demons.  The day that Dante’s life changed forever, he looked into the eyes of his Blood Bond, was hit by a car and his soul was taken to Hell.  Dante isn’t one to let any demon use him to destroy Earth.  More importantly, he refuses to lose his Blood Bond before they have a chance.

Raven St. Michaels is happy making and selling her coffee.  Then she makes eye contact with a gorgeous man and promptly sees him hurt.  That is the easy part of her story.  Now she has an angel telling her that she is the only one who can go into Hell and get Dante back.  The lust and passion that flared up between them with just eye contact was intense.  Raven learns that this bond will make them want to have sex immediately and they can’t.  What a situation.

When Dante and Raven finally come face to face, it really is Hell.  Their lust overcomes the warnings and now Dante and Raven have to find a way to defeat a demon lord and save mankind.  If that isn’t enough they will also have to find a way to save each other and discover just what their bond will mean to them.  Or, is Heaven and Hell against them on this one?

Raven’s Keeper is a mad-capped journey through Hell to save newfound love.  Raven doesn’t believe in dragons, hell or demons, so what is she to think when an angel comes to tell her that she has to go to Hell to get her dragon-boned mate.  Dante has lived for many years never expecting to find his Blood Bond, only to find and lose her within minutes.  I loved Raven’s sass and Dante’s determination.  They were a perfect match until the powers-that-be decided to mess with them.  I thought that the way they finally came together was poetic, in that their freewill had been tampered with—even if for a good reason.  Raven’s Keeper is a keeper, both for its characters and it’s plotline that keeps changing on you.