Nancy D. (miz-firefly) -
Helpful Score: 2
Secrets at Midnight:
This is my first time reading Nalini Singh's Psy Changelings. I love her Angels, but always thought the changelings were more straight-up romance which usually doesn't appeal to me. But having read one I may have to revise that opinion. The story had enough action to keep me interested and wasn't too explicit.
Magic Steals:
I bought the book because of Ilona Andrews and Lisa Shearin and neither of them disappointed me. I have always had a soft spot for Jim - the overly paranoid Alpha Cat. I hope they write more short stories with Jim and Dahli because together they are a lot of fun.
Lucky Charms:
This is a prequel to The Grendel Affair (which I LOVED) In it we see how Mac and Ian come together as partners. It is a great read that I wish I'd discovered BEFORE reading the Grendle Affair. Mac lands in doody up to her eyeballs thanks to a gaggle of Leprechauns looking to paint the town and find as much trouble as possible.
The Beast of Blackmoor:
Did not make much of an impression on me. Had to go back to the book to refresh my memory, couldn't remember a thing about it. And it's only been a week or so since I read it. It's not my type of read. Too much "Me Tarzan, Ugh!" for my liking.
This is my first time reading Nalini Singh's Psy Changelings. I love her Angels, but always thought the changelings were more straight-up romance which usually doesn't appeal to me. But having read one I may have to revise that opinion. The story had enough action to keep me interested and wasn't too explicit.
Magic Steals:
I bought the book because of Ilona Andrews and Lisa Shearin and neither of them disappointed me. I have always had a soft spot for Jim - the overly paranoid Alpha Cat. I hope they write more short stories with Jim and Dahli because together they are a lot of fun.
Lucky Charms:
This is a prequel to The Grendel Affair (which I LOVED) In it we see how Mac and Ian come together as partners. It is a great read that I wish I'd discovered BEFORE reading the Grendle Affair. Mac lands in doody up to her eyeballs thanks to a gaggle of Leprechauns looking to paint the town and find as much trouble as possible.
The Beast of Blackmoor:
Did not make much of an impression on me. Had to go back to the book to refresh my memory, couldn't remember a thing about it. And it's only been a week or so since I read it. It's not my type of read. Too much "Me Tarzan, Ugh!" for my liking.
