Alright, this one deserved some slow reading because Nalini always has beautiful writing and a lot of information to gather.

First off: characters.
I loved going back to the SnowDancer pack because honestly, Hawk. Yet it was also nice to see other characters again as well as the new ones. No pun intended but I have no previous memory of Memory- she wasn’t a character from previous books that I had a lock on or really pushed for her own story. Alexei though? Yes I do remember him and it was exciting to get his own story. Despite my lacking knowledge. the two characters had a real chemistry. Memory had a feisty personality that made her endearing when it could have pulled her into annoying.

Second: story.

I thing Nalini has this beautiful way of creating stories that bring a subtle message for those who truly understand literature and their meanings. Nalini writes books that could probably be dissected as easily as “Crime and Punishment”. The story unfolds as an unstable relationship between Psy, Changeling and Humans- but evolves to messages of peace, unity, and ultimately acceptance of race and cultural differences.

Overall Conclusion: It’s a beauty in its own right and really another beautiful story told by this author. It was a pleasure to read this story and dive into this world that I truly wish was real and apart of our own. I have slowly grown with these characters and developed personal attachments to them, every time I get to read their stories and see another one find happiness is something a proud mother could easily understand despite them not really being mine.

Can I share in a join custody agreement, Nalini?
No?
Maybe i’ll try again next year..

Thank you for giving me the opportunity to read this and be apart of an early look at this book, it was a slow ride, true. But the story deserves someone’s full attention.

4.5 STARS

When a series is still going strong at book 18, still intriguing, still surprising, then it has something special that makes it outstanding from the rest. Both the Guild Hunter and Psy-Changeling series are favorites of mine because the worlds Nalini Singh has created are complex, huge, creative and stunning. I could spend weeks in this universe and never get bored and I get excited whenever a new installment lands on my Kindle. With WOLF RAIN we are going back to the Snow Dancer den and our beloved wolves.

Alexei and Memory were super-cute. Alexei had a beautifully playful side that I absolutely adored. He and his growly wolf made me grin so much, my face hurt from it. His protective side, the one that needed to feed Memory and take care of her was so sweet and endearing. Alexei was lost the minute he experienced Memory's sass and brave heart.

"She was so tough, his E, but she had a soft heart that incited every protective instinct in his body."

Memory was everything you wish for in a heroine - she had a huge dose of spunk and sass, she was smart and determined to move on from the ordeal she experienced at the hands of a Psy-psychopath. The things this guy did to her and her mother were atrocious and for a while she thought she wasn't just "other" but bad, wrong. I was hoping that Sasha and all the other empaths would be able to instill some confidence in herself. And oh did they.

Here is where I had to deduct a half star: (view spoiler) I loved them together - both had such a huge capacity for love. I think my most favorite part was when Memory started to poke the bear...err...wolf.

"Memory was color and light and a primal joy in life."

Of course Nalini Singh makes us gasp and hold our breath with her super-evil villains. They always give me the chills and Renault is no different. We can catch up a little with the other Snow Dancer and Dark River changelings and that's always a wonderful treat. Of course Kaleb and the Arrows make an appearance, too. One of the most touching scenes were Hawke's acceptance of Memory. What a beautiful, tender moment.

"A deep sense of acceptance, primal protectiveness, wild affection, it sank into her soul. This was why he was alpha. Because he had the capacity to hold every member of his pack in his heart. “You’re one of mine now,” he said, brushing back her hair with his other hand before leaning down to kiss her cheek. “Wild, a survivor, a fighter, you do this pack proud.”

The seeds for a new story arc are being planted and I can't wait to see how this is going to play out. I'm super intrigued.

WOLF RAIN is a worthy successor in this series. It has Ms Singh's trademark lovable characters and her beautiful prose that I can't get enough of. Now I wonder who we'll get next. Maybe we go back to Russia? Or up in the air? Who knows, who cares! I'll read it!

Wolf Rain by Nalini Singh, the 3rd book in the Psy/Changeling Trinity series, brings us back to Snow Dancer territory. I don’t want to give any spoilers, so this review is short.

Snow Dancer lieutenant Alexei is out on patrol when he feels something..off. After a bit of investigation he finds an Empath hidden away in a bunker inside Snow Dancer territory. A bunker he – and no one else – knew existed. Inside he finds Memory, a woman who has clearly been kept captive for some time. He helps her escape and takes her to the pack, but Memory is damaged. Alexei knows an E when he sees one, but Memory doesn’t behave like the other E’s he knows. Trying to discover who’s been holding her captive, while helping her heal is trying enough. He’s also dealing with the betrayal and loss of his brother, and he’s in no place to be in a relationship. Not even with a sexy E he can’t stop thinking about.

Wolf Rain is probably my favorite Psy-Changeling book since Heart of Obsidian. I loved Alexei and how he and Memory dealt with one another. Her trust in him was sweet, and I loved how they challenged each other. I did struggle a bit with the quick timeline of her recovery. I would have thought she’d need more time to deal with her past and the way she was held captive. I laughed out loud several times while reading, and my heart melted other times.

The mystery behind Memory’s Empath abilities and why she was held captive was really well done. I was drawn in from the start.

Nalini Singh is a master at pulling at my emotions. I laughed, I got teary eyed, my heart melted. Wolf Rain was a wonderful addition to an already wonderful series.

Rating: 4.25 out of 5

Wolf Rain was one of my favorite books in the psy-changeling world. Nalini Singh brings us back to my favorite changeling group, the Snow Dancer wolves. I loved that she included some guest appearances of our, very much missed, original characters from the first few books of the series, thus giving us a glimpse of the progress her other characters have made over the years.

The main character, Memory, introduced a new twist to how the psy may use their abilities and Alexei, our second main character, brought a new perspective about the life of those related to changeling rogues. Together these were both the damaged but lovable characters that I enjoy most from Singh's writing. As always, I am impressed by this author's ability to provide depth in her characters and world-building. And as always, the romance was heated. Thanks you again, Nalini, for a great read.

Nalini Singh does not disappoint! We travel back to snow dancer pack for Alexei & Memory's story. Alexei hears her cries of pain and discovers her in an underground bunker being held against her will. They begin the search for her captor. Memory also begins her own journey to discover what her Psy power is for. Alexei is suffering from his brothers death & the impact to his own future. I loved their story as they help each other walk through their problems.

I LOVED visiting with everyone in snow dancer and with some Leopard's as well.! It was so much fun to catch up with our old friends . Thank you Nalini Singh!!!

In this brave new world that has been evolving since Silence fell, Humans, Psy, and Changelings have come to new accords. The PsyNet remains in great danger of failing and causing a catastrophic loss of life, perhaps the essential end of an entire race. The empaths known as Es have only recently been allowed to use innate talents to shore up the deteriorating universe of the mind that is the Net for all Psy. They are still learning how to use nascent abilities. Empaths are usually known as healers and protectors, but Memory Aven-Rose’s gift seems very different. After she is rescued after a very long captivity by Alexi “Sexy Lexie” Vasiliev Harte while he is on patrol in the Snow Dancer territory, her unusual and previously enslaved empathic abilities look to be a possible game changer for the fracturing PsyNet. Memory’s new found freedom comes with many challenges and costs to her personally since she has been mentally and literally chained for so long. As she struggles to learn to function freely in the world and with other empaths, Alexei, who is a snarly protective wolf dealing with some devastating issues of his own, takes her for a wild Changeling ride.

Alexei is one of Hawke’s strongest, most loyal lieutenants with a big heart that bears the brunt of a tragic problem with his heritage. One of the worst anathemas in the Changeling world has stained his beloved family causing Alexei considerable grief and pain. Memory is determined to shake that growly golden wolf right out of his dark emotional pit no matter how actively he resists. Once she is truly free, Memory realizes that choosing a known hell over unknown heaven is not acceptable for herself or that stubborn wolf.

Those who are working to save the PsyNet including the uber Cardinal and de facto ruler, Kaleb Krychek, desperately need more help. They are running out of answers so a critical breach is becoming a reality. Memory’s abilities may offer some hope if she can learn to utilize them and not just see herself as a wreathed in darkness. Other more lethal Psy are “waking up” to powers that had been suppressed. These powers might prove to be another major hit to Psy survival. And while Memory is learning to live fully in the world for the first time, she is being stalked on two fronts by dangerous enemies.

This precarious new world order rests on the edge of a knife, but many in the coalition, some former enemies, work together trying to save it. With access to the PsyNet opened to her for the first time and a growing connection to Alexei despite his resistance, Memory has the opportunity to turn something dark into light and to find love in the most unexpected of places. Harte is an apt name for Alexei because he has a lot of it and would do anything, make any sacrifice to protect Memory, especially from himself.

Memory may be a small, not very physically strong Psy, but she is mighty enough to tangle with a man who is all wolf with a heart as big as the Sierras. Book three in the Psy-Changeling Trinity series, so much has changed for all the races since the fall of Silence… some of it good, some bad, and with more changes on the horizon that may put this vastly different landscape under even more pressure. Ms. Singh's finely crafted heartfelt story will please fans drawing out some very deep emotions demonstrating how love shines a light in the dark, casting out evil and filling up the broken and damaged places in the heart and mind.

Wonderful entry to the psy-changling series! I love these books, and have really been enjoying the deeper story of the broken silence among the psy and how they are trying to fix it. As always, I really look forward to every installment of these books. I really liked the two main characters though, in this one especially. I thought their romance was particularly poignant.

It is hard to jump into a long-running series, especially one with a dozen interconnected books, but Nalini Singh’s Wolf Rain makes it easy. Although there are a lot of familiar characters for long-time readers to enjoy, the story focuses tightly on Memory and her journey to learn how to live outside of captivity. While Singh continues to develop the current Psy-changeling Trinity arc, primarily through alternate POV chapters peppered throughout the novel, it doesn’t distract from the central romance. Long-time readers however will be pleased by a return to the SnowDancer Wolf Den, and its playful and vibrant pack. Alexei’s grumpy and protective personality is the perfect foil for Memory’s fierce but fragile fury.

I adore stories where MC’s find unexpected belonging, and I loved how Memory struggles with impostor syndrome worried that her new friends might reject her because of the dark side of her powers but instead finds a purpose and a new people who see her more clearly than she does herself and love her. As cozy and comforting that aspect of the narrative was, Wolf Rain like most Psy-Changeling novels, is full of tense action and violence and reads much like a romantic suspense novel.

I loved how powerfully Singh portrays grief and its different manifestations, from the feeling of loss and absence, anger and sadness to irrational preoccupations. I was frankly astounded by the way Singh made me feel about a secondary character’s traumatic injury as I moved from shock to anger and betrayal to appreciation. I was less satisfied how clinically and abruptly Alexei’s fears about mating and his family’s predisposition to feral-ness was handled.



Wolf Rain pairs Singh’s trademark intense action with emotional character-driven storytelling and is a fabulous jumping on point for anyone interested in trying the Psy-Changeling series.





Content Warnings: Animal Death, Past Trauma (murder of parent, mental violation), Near death of prominent character, Kidnapping/Abduction



Ana received a copy of this book from the publisher for review.

"Do not allow the past to shape your future."

I love visiting this epic, sprawling, diverse universe of changelings and psy and humans—and sprawling it most certainly is, though it's driven deftly by the skilled hand and sharp mind of Nalini Singh. Honestly, I had to read Wolf Rain twice before I could even come close to corralling my thoughts enough for even a simple review. Why? I was afraid that in my lust to finish Alexei and Memory's beautiful story I would overlook something, so much there is to take in. (Plus, TBH, I just wanted an excuse to re-read it—I'm nothing if not a fiend for Ms. Singh's words. It's probably better if you don't ask how many times I've read this series.)

From the first heart-rending moments to the music-swelling, soul-sighing fight toward acceptance and love, and all that's in between, the third book in the Psy-Changeling Trinity series is simply exceptional. It propels forward our post-Silence world; rocky peace, shaky survival and leftover damage from a century of emotionless existence giving every page, every interaction, more weight. And while doing that, it also shines a light on the damage inflicted by the past on a much more personal level.

And that's where this book hooked me—on Alexei, SnowDancer lieutenant (and "Russian Bridegroom" of my heart, tbh), and on Memory, a new kind of Empath. I just love these two together and, perhaps more importantly, I love these two as individuals. I'm predisposed to swoon for Lexie given his dominant predatory nature and the fact that he stood out in small-but-memorable cameos in books past, but Memory is a scene-and-heart stealer. Gawd, I just want to be her friend. Memory's bold bravery is another hallmark of Ms. Singh's writing—she can make a heroine infinitely lovable and likable while also making them strong—and another reason to embrace Wolf Rain.

Not that you'll really need one if you're a reader of this series. Just the lure of returning to SnowDancer will probably have all and sundry lining up to get their copy (and it's 100% worth it, loyal fans). For new readers . . . I recommend going back to where it all began, with Slave to Sensation, and being prepared for a binge-read worthy of this epic series.

Wolf Rain is a fabulous powerhouse of a paranormal romance! It will sweep your heart away to a beautifully intriguing world and hold it captive before you even realize what’s happening. I lost my heart, my mind, and my soul to this breathtaking world, and I never want it back. The characters I met along this heart wrenching journey were beautiful beyond words. Their haunting stories and rocky lives have given way to such astonishing people who live and love with their entire being. When you touch and become one with this richly complex and deeply creative storyline, you find your mind and soul opening up to wonderful possibilities too numerous to count. This is a series that I would love to dig deep into and get lost within. I would never fear losing myself because I know I would only find myself within these glorious pages!

Alexei lives a good life. It is solid, filled with good people, and rewarding. The only thing he misses more than his next breath is family. While he is a part of his beloved pack, nothing can replace his long lost parents and his recently lost brother. His heart doesn’t know how to cope, so he just keeps moving forward trying to live with keeping his grief boxed up until he feel safe to let it escape for a few seconds. Memory’s life has been reduced to contact invisibility and deep pain. The only person who even knows of her existence is the one who viciously orchestrates every aspect of it. When Fate intervenes, nothing will ever be the same again for when these two find each other, the entire Universe will stop and take notice. Words are useless to these two; instead they come to rely on the most basic and primal means of communication in order to reach the other; their touch. Only through the power of connection can they hope to unravel their secrets and unearth the promises they are within their reach. Can both put aside their individual struggles long enough to heal the wounds of the other, or will they lose any hope of a future before it is savagely ripped away?

I feel hard and deeply for both Alexei and Memory. They wove themselves into the fabric of my being and refused to let go. Nothing could have prepared me for their story both of their epic love and of their individual conquests. My heart is still trying to process the depth and breath of every part of this monumental masterpiece. I was left in awe, and I am still reeling from the raw power and overwhelming beauty within these pages! Do not hesitate to pick up any of the books in this series for if they are even a fraction as good as this book is, you will NEVER be disappointed.

This is the first book that I have read by Sing, and I swear it won’t be my last. I felt like I was taken over and conquered by this story, and that is a feeling I haven’t had in a long time. That is the mark of a writing genius! This book is the absolute gold standard of paranormal romance, and I want so much more. I dare you to pick up this book and not love it. I dare you walk away and not find yourself craving for more of this delicious and incredible series! I double dog dare you to walk away and not ever think about any part of this book.

Another amazing story from Nalini Singh.

Memory and Alexi couldn’t be more of an odd couple yet they couldn’t be more perfect for each other. Alexi is a Senior Lieutenant of the Snow Dancer pack. He is on patrol on the edge of Snow Dancer territory when he feels waves of grieving and pain coming from the oddest direction. Knowing that the psy had once trespassed on Snow Dancer territory thinking they were outsmarting the wolves, Alexi keeps following the odd sensation until he comes upon a trap door wedged into a small cave. When he pries it open, he finds a small bunker and Memory crying over her cat who has died of old age.

It turns out that Memory was abducted as a child by a psychotic psy with TK abilities who knew about the secret bunker. She has been kept there for years with the cat as her only companion and television as her only window to the outside world. It doesn’t take much for Alexi to convince Memory to leave the bunker with him before her captor returns and teleports her away.

Until he knows it is safe, Alexi can’t return to the den so he takes her to one of the outposts to get her some food and clean clothes. He also needs to contact Hawk about what to do next since Memory is clearly an Empath but her abilities are much different than those of Sasha or Ivy, something that makes a psychopath crave more and more.

As Memory is introduced to the Empaths and makes a home in their training compound, she gets a taste of freedom for the first time. But her wolfie savior wants to make sure that her growing attachment isn’t just because he gave her her freedom, and as Memory grows more confident, she is frustrated by Alexi’s pulling away. So she is going to show that wolf that she is tired of playing games and she is ready to embrace this new life without walls but she wants her wolf by her side.

But Memory’s captor isn’t ready to let go of the high he gets from Memory and while Memory is dodging his searches, someone else wants to stop the E’s from building their honeycomb over the psynet and the E’s will be attacked where they least expect it — from within their own ranks.

Nalini Singh once again weaves her magic bringing us romance and excitement in her special world of changelings and psy.

My only concern is that when characters insist that it is time to tell their story, such as Alexi, we are forgetting that the very fragile psynet needs human bondings to help heal it. My guy, Kaleb, states that the psynet will fail in the next 12 months unless more non-psy bond with psy and help support the psynet but the only human in a story lately was Bowen Knight and he mated with a changeling. The clock is ticking and if we don’t get a psy-human romance soon, it will be too late to save the psy. And we didn’t even deal with any of the larger conspiracies in this story regarding the consortium. There was already so much going on.

I am looking forward to seeing what comes next and how Nalini plans to pull the psy back from near extinction.

Memory is a empath for monsters, and her path back to redemption is an uphill fight. When a haunted wolf finds her where she shouldn't be, their relationship will test the chains and baggage of their past.

Why I started this book: Singh is my top romance author, I read and reread her books... and they keep getting better.

Why I finished it: Another hit, and another win. Great addition to the series and I love how the world building continues with each book without detracting from the story or characters. I need a pet cat... and a SnowDancer wolf of my own.

A great addition to the series, Nalini Singh delivers as she always does. It was so good to be back in Snowdancer and Darkriver territory and “seeing” beloved characters from throughout the series. She’s built a huge world but I think she’s doing a fantastic job of maintaining it and moving it forward. The progress of the whole world/story arc seems a bit slow after a few of the more recent previous books, but I think she’s slowly gaining power for this new story arc whereas the other books were finishing off a story arc. So that makes sense. I was also very happy to get to know Alexei better and to meet Memory and her unique abilities. While I’d love to visit other Psy abilities in future books, I hope we see more like her, at least on the periphery.

I’m excited to see who we’re visiting next. Hopefully someone on the long list of characters we’ve been introduced to who’s story I really want to read?

And actually, as a side note because I don’t know how much it’d really further the story arc as a whole, I’d love at least a novella of Matthias and Nell. Just saying.

Good entry to an already great series. They needed a bit more character development...and growth. I would have liked to seen more interaction with previous characters.

Wolf Rain by Nalini Singh is the 18th book in her Pys-Changeling series, and the 3rd book in her Trinity arc. As I have said numerous times, Nalini Singh is one of my top favorite authors, as I love the Psy-Changeling series, her spinoff Trinity series, and of course, her Guild Hunter series. No one does world building so smoothly and flawlessly better than Nalini Singh. Once again, in Wolf Rain she has created a masterpiece that grabs hold of me and never ever let’s go until the very end. Unfortunately, as I get closer to the end of this exciting pulse pounding and enjoyable story, I tend to read too fast, but it is always great to go back and reread it as I can savor it slowly.

I was thrilled to see this story brings us back to our wonderful Snow Dancer wolf pack, as we met our hero, Alexei Harte, who is a Lieutenant for Snow Dancer, at the start. Alexei is still grieving the death of his brother a year ago, and running as his wolf to release the tension. Along the way, he senses someone also grieving, and finds his way into a cave.

Memory, our heroine, has been confined since she was 8 years old, and has been a prisoner of darkness to a powerful Psy teleporter for 15 years. Memory is unconsciously sending out her grief to losing her cat, who was her only consolation all those years. Enter Alexei to the rescue.

Alexei was so sweet to Memory, slowly teaching her about his pack, and her making friends, as she never had before. I enjoyed how much she enjoyed seeing Alexei change to a wolf, as well as her watching other pack pups. Memory will learn how strong she is an Empath, and those from Snow Dancer, Dark River, and other psy/changelings will help her along the way. Memory, though still being hunted by the man who kidnapped her, was an amazing heroine, whose ability will be recognized to help the major players of the Psy Net find a way to save it.

Though Memory slowly began to fit in, and begin to enjoy her life; Alexei also had his own past issues. Both his brother and father turned rogue, and Alexei was stubborn in not wanting to mate with Memory, as he feared he too would turn and hurt her.
Wolf Rain was very suspenseful and intriguing, as we learn more about the slow unraveling of the Psy Net and the Empaths, who in the past were cast aside. We also learn more about Memory, and her ability to work with the council.

What follows is a beautiful romance between two unlikely people, with so much chemistry between them that sizzles the pages. I loved Memory and Alexei together, as they made such a wonderful loving couple. Memory was a fantastic heroine, who despite her years imprisoned, was strong, independent, savvy and determined to rise up to her destiny. She is very much in love with Alexei, though knowing he is holding back from mating with her due to his worry of going rogue. Alexei was a great hero, who was very protective of Memory. This was a wonderful romance, with so many sweet, fun, emotional and tense moments; especially when Alexei realizes how strong his love is for Memory. Once again, an awesome romance and awesome couple.

I loved seeing many of our favorites, including Sasha, who had a big part, as well as Hawke, Mercy, Amara, Jaya, Judd, Kaleb, Aden, Lucas just to name a few. I loved every moment of this book.
I can’t say enough about Nalini Singh, as she is my go-to author, who never fails to captivate me with her engaging creative stories, fantastic plots, and seamless world building; wonderful couples in each and every story; super secondary characters and fantastic world-building. I have said this so many times, if you have not read Nalini Singh, you are missing such a gem of an author.

Warning: While in theory you can drop in on any of the Pay-Changeloing novels, I would really not recommend going into Wolf Rain without reading a few other titles. This is a deep cut novel with a lot of history and characters and you lose quite a bit by not reading other works.

Memory has lived in a cage most of her life. She was kidnapped as a child by a mad-man and her E-Psy powers were harnessed and used against her and humanity. Until one day, she is able to signal out her rage and sorrow and escape via the help of the Snow Dancer lieutenant, Alexei. E-Psy's are mostly seen as a gift to the broken Psy consciousness. Built to create empathy in the world and fix what has been broken by Silence but Memory has seen the darkness of her gift and cannot see herself as someone who can help fix that which was broken.
There is a lot to like in "Wolf Rain". First, Memory is bad tempered and determined to live life on her terms after being locked away and is a joy to watch grow and come into her power. Alexei too is a great character, he is grieving for very understandable reasons but still reaches out to make a connection to Memory even though his brain is telling him to stay far away.

I have been reading the Psy-Changeling series for a while and didn't manage to finish Ocean's Light. So it was nice to return to SnowDancers to see what has grown and check in on other characters that we haven't seen in a while. Wolf Rain was not perfect, a lot is up in the air regarding the Trinity Accords, so the book feels a little unfinished and the "villain" of the story was a bit of a cardboard cut out villain but Alexei and Memory make a lot of the problems worth it.

Classic, old school Psy changeling i.e. I enjoyed QUITE A BIT. The empath/wolf dynamic felt like a natural one to be explored, considering some of the previous pairings like Judd & Brenna and Hawke & Sienna. There was one plot twist that wasn't resolved the way I would have expected, so I'm a bit disappointed by that, but otherwise, very solid read!

I adored Wolf Rain!! Memory is delightfully different and Alexei is a grumpus. Their love story is great on its own, but the story gives you so much more towards the general arc. You get answers about the psy net, the E's, and a few secrets the Council covered up over the years. Overall, incredible!

Memory is unique and has been held captive because of this. I was enthralled as Singh slowly unraveled Memory's abilities. Seeing Memory deal with her own feelings of guilt and shame over what her power has been used for was heart breaking. I think I cried for Memory at least 10 different times.

Alexei takes lone wolf and grumpy hero to a new level. He has been through a lot of tough experiences-his father went rogue, then his mother died, then his brother went rogue. He is sure he can NEVER mate because he doesn't want to put anyone through all this. He fights his connection to Memory but it comes from a place of deep concern. I wanted to just hug him.

What Singh has done best in Wolf rain is continue to push this world forward. You learn more about the Psy net, more about the E's, and more about the real danger all the Psy's are in. After all these books, Singh still manages to stun me with the unique plot turns, remarkable characters, and deep wells of emotion. I LIVE for more Psy Changeling books!

THIS. Book.

This Book was like drinking hot coco, it was like returning home. it was EVERYTHING!

I can not praise this series enough, I cant complain about anything, this story was perfect. Everything i could as for in a Snow-dancer story.


Wolf Rain, was everything I needed and everything I have been missing. I was so happy we were back with the original cast of the Psy- Changeling series.
We were back in our favourite SnowDancer den.

Now t his book is apparently book 3 in the Trinity series, but its really in my eyes book 18 in one of the most EPIC series ever created.

I have nothing but love for this series as you all know, and this story was just perfect. Alexei & Memory were to lovable characters, you couldn't have asked for a better couple. I have enjoyed this new season of this series, but I have also felt something has been missing too, I think we just found out what that was. The original characters that we have spent a better decade loving and learning about, to be back were the overall arc begun was so good. I could be on my own here though, I loved the pace of this story, the romance that bloomed and how both of them grew and accepted the challenges they both faced.

Putting it simple, I adored this series. You get some answers about whats been happening with the psy net, the E's and some new secret's the old council covered up. Overall it was fantastic.

A+

Seriously Nalini Singh never fails to surprise me, she is talented with her creative (ness) her world building, just when I personally was thinking where can we go now, she finds another adventure for us to explore.

I am bias, my favourite everything of this world is Hawk, he has and will always remain as my number 1.

I cannot wait for the next one, and I personally think if you were to pick this up with out reading all the others first you are just fooling yourself to really understand how freaking epic this world truly is, do your self a favour and go read from the beginning, learn like a old timer reading this series, how wonderful each character is, how the grow and develop of the years, how everything is connected, how incredible every thing has been to lead us back here where it almost all began.

We see Lucas, and Sasha, we get so many amazing and faves from all over the series, we see and here about the pub cubs and who is pregnant.

5/5 stars

Psy Changeling is and will always remain to be my fav series, i am excited to see where the future will take us, to see what will happen next and who we will meet next.

Love this series, another win for the Psy/Shifters. A strong alpha helps rescue a Psy prisoner and helps her regain her confidence. She'll need it to survive in the shifter's world.