Primal Mirror

Psy-Changeling Trinity, Book 8

De: Nalini Singh

Narrado por: Angela Dawe

The next riveting novel in the Psy-Changeling Trinity series by New York Times bestselling author Nalini Singh.

Contains mature themes.

©2024 Nalini Singh (P)2024 Tantor

Love it. Love it. Love it.

I have enjoyed every book in this series and related books. This one didn’t disappoint.

Another great installment

The Psy net adventures continue with this amazing couple and another amazing pack. Love Remy and can’t wait to learn more about Rain Fire.

Nalini Singh and Angela Dawe always a wonderful combination

A great addition to the series. Loved catching up with old friends and watching this love story bloom.

Omg Pax!!!

I loved this story so much. It kept me on the edge. But I’m sad that Pax didnt decide to take part of the new web. I love his little drop ins so we can check on him. I can’t wait to see how his story unfolds. I bet the next one is about the healer though.

Pack

Finally Remy got his story and it was beautiful! Can’t wait to see where it goes from here!!!

Amazing series

The PSY changeling series has been spectacular from the very beginning and it only seems to get better and better. This book is superb!

Disappointing

First, I love the narration. It’s consistently awesome.

I was really looking forward to this book because I’ve liked Remi from the moment he showed up. However, the story didn’t grab me the way I expected it to. I didn’t really love books 6 or 7 either. And yet I thought every book from Obsidian to Last Guard (except Ocean’s Light) was incredible! With Ocean’s Light, I found the MFC annoying, so I know exactly why I don’t love that book. With the last three books, the feeling of dissatisfaction is more amorphous.

It might have something to do with the growing sense of pointlessness related to the Psy-net. In Last Guard, the anchors found THREE ways to help stabilize the net, all of which were supposed to buy time. But then a new threat emerged and that time was eaten up. This keeps happening. I think I’d like a break from the eminent collapse of the Psynet in favor of a more ordinary story. For example, Tamar the hacker could help Axel the arrow track a serial killer who has nothing to do with scarab syndrome. Or Finn could meet a nice Leopard girl and take a mate, just as soon as he convinces her to move to a remote location like Rainfire. Or maybe we could get another story with a human lead, since I think that’s only happened twice in the whole series (Max and Bowen; Note: I don’t count Tally because psy enough to need psychic feedback makes her Forgotten in my book.)
Nalini held on to the arch villain of this series so hard that she came back from the “dead”. That’s a sign that we’re due for a shift in direction, I think.

Another great installment

I so look forward to Nalini’s writing. The world she has built is so rich and unique it never fails to pull me out of a reading slump. Optimistic that I will find another writer who can do the same. Sometimes disappointed in not being able to find a counterpart. But most times it gives me the energy to really search. Thank you Nalini for this happy ending . A full sweet meal.

She still got it!

There is nothing to dislike about this book. The Narraration as always was exceptional and the book a very easy listen/read.

Rent

Suspense and slow steady romance. Many different “voices” play clearly who is talking, also has a mystery in it.