Her father branded a traitor, and sent into the penal colony he once patrolled, Fay resigns herself to joining him when it is time for her to verbalize her choice. She just wishes that she had been a bit bolder where hunter Janus was concerned. Fully aware of his prowess as both a man and hunter, Fay refuses to do the one thing he demands of her; submit.

Janus doesn’t believe that Fay’s father committed treason and vows to protect her from unlawful hunters desiring to capture her for their own.  He has an ulterior motive however because Fay is destined to be his.  She won’t accept it, she refuses to give him her submission, but Janus wants her anyway.  It will take a ton of patience and many steamy encounters to make Fay completely his.  Janus can’t wait to get started on the one woman who completes him.

Dawn Ryder has done it again. She has written a novel of worth that I completely adored.  Snatching up Janus’ Conquest on release day and I settled in for what I hope would be a worthy continuation of her hunter stories.  I was not disappointed.  Fay challenged Janus at every turn and I found myself smiling more than once at his acceptance of Fay, as well as the love he had for her.  Fay is stubborn, somewhat naïve, but very loyal.  Her love for both her father and Janus was without falter and I like that in a heroine.

Janus’ Conquest is a perfect continuation of Dawn Ryder’s world of hunters.  I enjoyed it immensely and am looking forward to future installments.  Ms. Ryder’s style of writing makes you crave everything she writes and I can’t wait to see if Fay’s father gets his own story!  Hurry Ms. Ryder!  The wait is killing me!