Visions of Heat (Psy-Changeling, #2) in Dangerous Hero Addict Support Group

Dec 02, 2011 Lisa Kay rated it really liked it

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Vaughn D’Angelo in jaguar form.
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★★★★✩ I liked this one, the second in the Psy-Changeling series; but not as much as the first. Don’t get me wrong; four stars are impressive. And I LOVE this author’s “voice”. I’m almost tempted to bump it up to 4½ stars. However, I had to put it down for a couple days. The “darkness” – or The Über Creep – that was plaguing Faith was a little too dark for me right now. Maybe I’ll listen to this on audio in about a year and I’ll love it. There were a co ...more

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May 31, 2010 Nisha rated it it was amazing

Shelves: dangerous-or-bad-boys, opposites-attract, scifi-futuristic-romance, fantasy-romance, were-animals, paranormal-romance

The strangest thing about liking this book so much is that neither Faith nor Vaughn are the type of characters that I normally enjoy reading about. They are both strong, but isolated.

Vaughn is a jaguar living among leopards. His past isn't very pretty and he is more animal than man. So when he is drawn to Faith, a F-psy, the attraction is incomprehensible, but that doesn't stop him. Faith's powers are drawing into something that scares her to the point that she is willing to ask the help of the ...more

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Feb 12, 2010 Zeek rated it really liked it

Shelves: favorites-all-time, pnr, romance, alpha-hero, favorites-pnr, shifters

Singh's Psy-Changeling series is quite possibly the best paranormal/romance out there right now. With two in the series and one on the way (Caressed by Ice), it's fresh with an exciting futuristic world that little others have touched on. A world of the Extra Sensory Perception and Changlings (otherwise known as the "Were"), so incorporated into normal life, it has it's own set of rules to govern it.

In Visions of Heat, we have an off the scale Future Seeing Psy named Faith who can predict the fu Singh's Psy-Changeling series is quite possibly the best paranormal/romance out there right now. With two in the series and one on the way (Caressed by Ice), it's fresh with an exciting futuristic world that little others have touched on. A world of the Extra Sensory Perception and Changlings (otherwise known as the "Were"), so incorporated into normal life, it has it's own set of rules to govern it.

In Visions of Heat, we have an off the scale Future Seeing Psy named Faith who can predict the future with amazing accuracy. A member of the Psy race, she's not supposed to feel- emotions have been shut down under the cloak of the Silence- but when she starts having visions of death she can't help but feel the suffering about to come down . In anguish not only from the visions but also for fear of her mental stability she decides to take control.

Before the governing council of the Psy shut her down- permanently- she leaves her secluded compound to seek out Sascha Duncan- a female member of the Psy race who dropped out of the PsyNet (Whose story is in Slave to Sensation), something unheard of up until now. Sascha is now part of the Changlings, mated with a wereleopard and alpha to the DarkRiver pack.

Before she finds Sascha, Faith meets Vaughn, a steely Werepanther from Sascha's pack, who begins to make her feel other things that at first is difficult for her to process. He leads her to Sascha and it doesn't take them long to discover a new menace is on the scene- one created from the same sickness that has infiltrated the PsyNet that created the menacing serial killer that once hunted the changlings in Slave to Sensation.

As they get closer to the new menace, Vaughn and Faith find themselves becoming closer as well. When Faith is finally able to realize that the people she trusted all her life are not quite what they seem, she makes a final break that brings her into a new world she never imagined possible.

Full of action and steamy sensuality, Visions of Heat is a page turner that grabs you and doesn't let go until the end.

VOH also gives more explanation into Singh's world so be sure you don't miss this one if you're starting this series. ...more

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Oct 09, 2010 Keri rated it it was amazing

Shelves: romance-urban-fantasy, 2010s-read

What an awesome book! I am already in love with this series and I can see why it is so darn popular. I wasn't sure that Faith and Vaughn were going to work for me, but they just clicked. Although this is my 2nd in the series, I have the next in hand ready to go. I was going to hold off, but I have no willpower to do so. :-) ...more

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Aug 13, 2010 Peep (Pop! Pop!) rated it it was ok · review of another edition

Shelves: just-okay, read-in-2010, what-the-heck, adult-cravings

I don't know why I read these. And unlike the Brotherhood, I don't even like these. My eyes still glaze over when I read anything that has to do with the compartments and apartments of the mind. I can't help it, it's hard to even imagine brain vaults. I still can't see how they can think freely while having someone in their head and the person not hear what they're thinking.

This one is about Faith and Vaughn. Faith is a powerful F-psy. She is sheltered and has had very little contact with the ou I don't know why I read these. And unlike the Brotherhood, I don't even like these. My eyes still glaze over when I read anything that has to do with the compartments and apartments of the mind. I can't help it, it's hard to even imagine brain vaults. I still can't see how they can think freely while having someone in their head and the person not hear what they're thinking.

This one is about Faith and Vaughn. Faith is a powerful F-psy. She is sheltered and has had very little contact with the outside world. Amazingly enough, she does quite well on the outside. For some reason she has a lot of sass. A lot. And she's tough. What happened to the weakling who forgot to eat unless someone told her? Hmmmm?

Vaughn is sad/mad/tortured. He is tough because he's a sentinel and he's a beast. But once he meets Faith you find he ain't so tough after all. He's an artist! An honest to goodness tell so and so his piece is ready artist. I think I would have believed it if he had a gift for rebuilding classic engines. Or maybe a sculptor of enemy faces. Hahaha. Get it? Because he beats them up. He makes their face change with his punches or bites. Hahaha. You get it now? Anywho, he's more beast than man and he's proud of it. He reminds me of Lucas (Alpha from the first book).

Synopsis is pretty much the same as in the first book. Cat loves Psy. Psy pretends to not have emotion. There's a bad Psy somewhere, gasp, killing. Psy doesn't believe Cat. Cat thinks they're (Psy) all bad. Psy says thems my peoples. Psy loves cat back. Psy becomes Pack. (Though in this one Psy conveniently earns Pack trust) Bad guy gets caught and is dealt with in a very glossed over manner. Council broods and plots.

I do like Faith and Vaughn together. They are really in love. He fell in love really fast. It was weird seeing how much everyone accepted his change so well. And no one ever explained the mating bond or the blood bond! Don't think I've forgotten that neither was explained in the first book, unless I missed it. In that case, please ignore. And am I the one that screams get a room with all the groping they do. Everywhere. Especially when talking with others.

I don't know if I'll read the next book or not. There are other characters being introduced so I know it won't always be the same. I gave it two stars but I didn't hate it. I didn't not like it, but I didn't like it. Wishy-washy me will likely read more books in this series. At least I'm consistent! ...more

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