Shield of Winter (Psy-Changeling, #13)

Shield of Winter (Psy-Changeling, #13)

Nalini Singh

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"The alpha author of paranormal romance" draws us back into her extraordinary Psy-Changeling world, a world torn between violence and peace, passion and ice . . . Assassin. Soldier. Arrow. That is who Vasic is, who he will always be. His soul drenched in blood, his conscience heavy with the weight of all he’s done, he exists in the shadows, far from the hope his people can almost touch—if only they do not first drown in the murderous insanity of a lethal contagion. To stop the wave of death, Vasic must complete the simplest and most difficult mission of his life. For if the Psy race is to survive, the empaths must wake. Having rebuilt her life after medical “treatment” that violated her mind and sought to stifle her abilities, Ivy should have run from the black-clad Arrow with eyes of winter frost. But Ivy Jane has never done what she should. Now, she'll fight for her people, and for this Arrow who stands as her living shield, yet believes he is beyond redemption. But as the world turns to screaming crimson, even Ivy’s fierce will may not be enough to save Vasic from the cold darkness . . .


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    Finally jumping back into this series to hopefully finish it out soon, and I have to say that I was pleasantly surprised by this entry.

    Vasic was never a character I had any interest in beyond a now-shredded hope that he and Aden might have a romance in the future, but nope, this is a very straight, very alpha male series. My interest in him as a character on his own did not change in this book in the slightest. I enjoyed his romance, and I enjoyed Ivy herself as a character, but Vasic was still a blank wall of blah.

    Ivy was pretty great on her own, though I think her character very quickly got overshadowed by the insta-love and lust this book throws at you. To be fair, the entire series is like that, but Vasic is such a blank, boring wall of a character that Ivy's insta-lust for him made no real sense. He has pretty eyes and is hot. Neat.

    The macro plot is insane in this one, advancing the entire world in fucking leaps and bounds that I wasn't expecting AT ALL. It's absolutely bonkers how much happens in this book to change the Psy world. I really enjoyed it.

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