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| Title | : | Mine to Possess (Psy-Changeling #4) |
| Author | : | Nalini Singh |
| Book Format | : | Mass Market Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Anniversary Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 328 pages |
| Published | : | February 5th 2008 by Berkley Sensation |
| Categories | : | Romance. Paranormal Romance. Fantasy. Paranormal. Shapeshifters. Urban Fantasy |
Nalini Singh
Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 328 pages Rating: 4.11 | 25053 Users | 1339 Reviews
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Nalini Singh pulls away another dark layer of sheer desire, revealing passions unknown, in her latest novel about the world of the Psy. A ghost returns from a leopard changeling’s past, making him question everything—even his base animal instincts… Clay Bennett is a powerful DarkRiver sentinel, but he grew up in the slums with his human mother, never knowing his changeling father. As a young boy without the bonds of Pack, he tried to stifle his animal nature. He failed…and committed the most extreme act of violence, killing a man and losing his best friend, Talin, in the bloody aftermath. Everything good in him died the day he was told that she, too, was dead. Talin McKade barely survived a childhood drenched in bloodshed and terror. Now a new nightmare is stalking her life–the street children she works to protect are disappearing and turning up dead. Determined to keep them safe, she unlocks the darkest secret in her heart and returns to ask the help of the strongest man she knows… Clay lost Talin once. He will not let her go again, his hunger to possess her, a clawing need born of the leopard within. As they race to save the innocent, Clay and Talin must face the violent truths of their past…or lose everything that ever mattered.
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| Original Title: | Mine To Possess |
| ISBN: | 0425220168 (ISBN13: 9780425220160) |
| Edition Language: | English URL https://nalinisingh.com/books/psychangeling-series/mine-to-possess/ |
| Series: | Psy-Changeling #4 |
| Characters: | Sascha Duncan, Lucas Hunter, Faith Nightstar, Judd Lauren, Clay Bennett, Talin McKade, Ashaya Aleine, Devraj Santos, Katya Haas, Nate Ryder, Tamsyn Mahaire, Dorian Christensen, Noor Hassan, Jonquil Duchslaya, Max Shannon, Vaughn D'Angelo |
| Setting: | California(United States) |
| Literary Awards: | RITA Award by Romance Writers of America Nominee for Paranormal Romance (2009), Sir Julius Vogel Award Nominee for Best Adult Novel (2009) |
Rating Appertaining To Books Mine to Possess (Psy-Changeling #4)
Ratings: 4.11 From 25053 Users | 1339 ReviewsNotice Appertaining To Books Mine to Possess (Psy-Changeling #4)
This installment of Singh's Psy-Changeling series was different in that neither of the two leads was a psy. I have to admit, I prefer that. The psy storyline always seems the same to me. We have to go through the whole 'awakening' thing and it always seems to present the same way. So this was a refreshing change and I liked the plot and story better.However, the writing itself was weaker than the others. Singh reused several phrases to the point were I actually laughed a couple of times. "HisClay Bennett (Changeling) and Talin McKade (Human) Talin, he said softly, surrendering completely to the madness. Her spine stiffened, but at last, she turned. And the entire world stopped breathing. After the out-of-this-world Psy and the larger-than-life Changelings, in this book we meet...well...the average, boring, helpless, weak...humans.Talin the human and Clay the leopard belonged to each other since they were children. Clay realised that soon. So, when Talin was in trouble, he did not
On the one hand, I like the world that is building in these books. It is extremely intriguing and different.On the other hand, I didn't particularly like the female love interest in this book - Tally. She was a victim of childhood abuse, and that was portrayed really well, but she continued to live in that victim mentality with regular woe-is-me pity parties. Considering she got away from her abuser at 8, and she was 28, with a lot of counseling and loving foster parents in the last 20 years,
When I read the blurb before starting this book I was absolutely ecstatic. I was about to learn everything there is to learn about Clay, the guy that's intrigued me since book one....When I opened it and started reading I couldn't wait to get to the "good stuff"....Then after a few pages, my enthusiasm completely blanked out.Not because of Clay, of course, he's wonderful (as all changeling men are), though a bit too much on the wild side sometimes, and he could've pulled back on the whole "let's
*** 4 ***A buddy read with my family at BB&B!This is the fourth book in the series and I keep enjoying as much as when I started!!! It is a PNR with a new couple finding love in each book. The best part of the series, at least to me, is the amazing world building and the specifics which make up the differences between the three main races - the Psy, the Changelings (or animal shifters), and humans. In all the previous books we got to meet Psy and Changeling characters, letting us into the
What an amazing book, as usual. I'm not really surprised anymore. This series turned out to be a great surprise for me. Mine to Possess was an awesome book. I wasn't expecting to love Clay's book that much to be honest, but I did, I loved it. Clay is a complex character and still a mystery when we start reading his book, that's why I wasn't sure about him at first. But reading his story, his past, his feelings, seeing his love and loyalty for his pack and for Talin... it did it for me.
I never thought I would be saying this but this is definitely a series that REQUIRES a RE-READ! I'm so happy I read this book again, things are so different for me now. First time I rated it with 4 stars, but this time that I was aware how things would be and I already knew the new characters introduced in it, I was able to understand everything better. I realized this is a far more complex series that I thought it was and that without a re-read you are not really able to fully comprehend it.
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