Too often when a hero is written as dark, tortured, badass,etc, in a series, we get his book only to realize he’s just a big ole softie on the inside (ref J.R. Ward’s Zsadist and Sherrilyn Kenyon’s Zarek). That isn’t the case with Judd. He’s cold, unemotional and a stone cold killer. He’s exactly the […]
This book was shrouded in mystery when it was first released. There was much speculation about the main characters, but the author and publisher kept a tight lid on the details. Since some time has passed since the release, I’m going to write this review with full character spoilers. Read on at your own risk. […]
I loved Aden going into this book, and he didn’t disappoint. Zaira was the wild card. I didn’t dislike her in previous books, as I don’t think we got to know her very well, but I was a little leery about her as Aden’s heroine. She ended up being my favorite part of the […]
Someone is out to cause havoc. They kidnapped Aden and Zaira of the Arrows; they’ve purchased land under false names; given groups false information and now they are out to assassinate Aden Kai, leader of the Arrows. Aden is determined to stop whoever it is and to keep peace among the Psy, Changelings and Humans. […]
Book 5 of the Psy-Changeling series is the story of Dorian Christensen and Ashaya Aleine. Dorian Christensen is the changeling cat that can’t shift and Ashaya Aleine is the M-Psy who was leading the studies on bringing Protocol I into play for the Psy Council. Protocol I would create a hive mind that the […]