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I started with the first book a few weeks ago and what should I say? It's amazing and very good series. I love it. The idea of the series is so good and the characters are also. Very nice and very good.
I've bought the new covers:
I've read the first two and the third is due out next month which I can't wait to read.
Amy or "Ames" wrote: "I've bought the new covers:



I've read the first two and the third is due out next month..."
I much prefer these covers! Maybe these are the UK ones only?
Looking forward to reading these books as I hear good things.



I've read the first two and the third is due out next month..."
I much prefer these covers! Maybe these are the UK ones only?
Looking forward to reading these books as I hear good things.
Jen ~ "Dhexterity" wrote: "Maybe these are the UK ones only?"Yes, I think they're only available in the UK or through bookdepository.com.
Do not love this series like I do others for some reason(Fever, BDB, Chicagovamps). I have only read book 1 so hopefully I will change my mind with book 2.
Toni, there is less romance and more story in these books, plus you here from all parties including 'bad guys'.In my opinion Mine to Posses and Branded by Fire are the best of these stories (at least romance wise). Don't give up hang in there, it really is a very good series and develops more as you read along.
Ladyacct wrote: "Toni, there is less romance and more story in these books, plus you here from all parties including 'bad guys'.In my opinion Mine to Posses and Branded by Fire are the best of these stories (at..."
Okay, thank you. I will keep reading then.
:)
I didn't like Tally that much either but her past is really sad. I've just finished Hostage to Pleasure. I'm glad Dorian finds peace and happiness, he totally deserved it. I liked Shaya more than Tally but less than Brenna, Sascha and Faith.
I liked Tally, for someone who was deserted, raped and almost murdered all before the age of eight....it was a remarkable character.
Ladyacct wrote: "I liked Tally, for someone who was deserted, raped and almost murdered all before the age of eight....it was a remarkable character."She was definitely tough to still be able to function after all she'd been through.
My favorite part of the book was when Tally realized she was 'broke' and Clay was with her. I feel this romance above most others show how the couple was less apart than they are together and the fact that they were children when they met just makes it more in my opinion.
Tally irritated me half the time, and a lot of pitying too. What saved her as a heroine for me is her love and devotion to the children; Jon sweet-talked her to me *snickers* Brenna, Sophie, Mercy, Faith, Sascha, Shaya, Tally, Katya ... even Indigo--with her unpublished book--already occupies a high rank in my list of fav heroines.
Wonder what future couples have already been hinted at. . . besides Hawke and Sienna that is (and whoever Kit ends up with after being dumped--obviously) :P
There's Rina and Jon; Noor and Keenan (yeah, I know, too young still); Andre Tulane (nikita's employee) and Amberleigh Bouvier? (his human interest); ...Kaleb ? ? and his mysterious 'quarry' ? ? yeah, I'm looking forward to some Council-love. Also Vasic, I need more male psy s to drool over, though Judd is a tough act to follow ^_^
who is the other mystery person who is helping our psy???the one meeting at the church giving info???called the ghost
oh yeah, that's another possible story. Xavier, the priest, and his lover -- can't remember her name -- she escaped by throwing herself in the river and he's never seen her ever since.
First time I read about him (book 3) I actually believed him to be Judd, but then unless he turns out to be schizophrenic or something like that, Judd is not the Ghost.I read somewhere that the Ghost could be Kaleb. It would make sense if he were, we know they are both looking something/someone for years, and it would justify Kaleb's constants points of views (besides being an interesting lethal psy hunk) :p
It can't be Vasic, because, as he told Dorian, he is tired of death, life itself. . . but it could be a fellow Arrow, and that way it would explain how he knew to recruit Judd (since we know Judd doesn't know who the Ghost is, wouldn't know how to look him up to help him out, IMO).
I'm out of ideas.
Jen ~ theMagicFaerie wrote: "Amy or "Ames" wrote: "I've bought the new covers:


I've read the first two and the th..."
Oh, these covers are much better! The other ones are so cheesy. This is definitely a series you can't judge a book by the cover (when looking at the other ones)!
It's one of the better paranormal romance series. Singh does a terrific job with highly original world building, engrossing storylines, appealing characters, and very nice romance.
wait till you start her new sries Guikd Hunter>>>I raved about the Psy...you will be blown away by the Guild
I lost count of how many time I've re-read the Guild Hunter series so far. It's too good, Nalini does magic in her writing. I'm willing to bet she could write about cars or pocket change (something boring), and it'll be awesome :D
Just finished the first book . . . Singh's world builing skills amaze me!! I feel so evil for putting off this series for so long. While the immediate attraction of the two main characters put me off, I liked (view spoiler)
Alos, I just new it! (view spoiler)
The series gets better and better, Shera. I initially had a hard time getting into the book because of the futuristic world building but then Singh used on of my all time favorite tropes (view spoiler) and I was hooked.
Ha-ha! The futuristic world was what kept me off this one as well. Though, her Guild series is also set in a futuristic world so I should have never doubted her.
Neither series effects the other, so I'd say go with which ever one interests you the most. I went with Guild Hunters first.
They are completely independent of one another. I went with the Psy-Changeling first. Just keep in mind that their are currently 12 books in the series while Guild Hunters has 5 published and 8 planned.
Oh, that's true. I only read the first book of Guild Hunters because I'm waiting for more to come out. Pys-changelings has more out so I'll be crunching down on them pretty fast.
Oh yes fully addicted to the Psy-Changling series, my friend had the first 10 on her nook and I started them, and now Im on like the 6th one in less than two weeks.Vaughn and Dorian are still my favorite shifters, but I do love the wolves, and Judd was hot for Iceman
I ended up binge reading to Book 4 Mine to Posses. It really does get better and better with each book. Even starting to read all the short stories in between.
Shera (Book Whispers) wrote: "Oh, that's true. I only read the first book of Guild Hunters because I'm waiting for more to come out. Pys-changelings has more out so I'll be crunching down on them pretty fast."
There are 6 Guild Hunter books out so far - plenty to make a start. You could wait years if u want too many more.
Anne wrote: "Shera (Book Whispers) wrote: "Oh, that's true. I only read the first book of Guild Hunters because I'm waiting for more to come out. Pys-changelings has more out so I'll be crunching down on them..."
7 is my magic number. So I don't have too long to wait for . . .
Currently reading Shards of Hope. I love how innocent and sweet this one feels. Plus, it's a good startup for the next arc.
I'm very curious as to whether RainFire will be visited more. I think it would be cool to see a changeling pack starting up.
I have shelved
and hope to one day get back to it. I apologize to all the Psy-Changeling fans, but it is so boring! I can't get into the characters.
I held off on the first one for a long time because I didn't think I'd go for it, but the world building was done really well and I ended up loving it.
It's OK Zelda! Hmmmm, I think I loved that one because the romance was very different from the mated storyline. Bummer.I do too Rachel. It saddens me when I read reviews where they want less world building! That's what makes these books so good, especially because the couple are entrenched in it. The world shapes the romance just as much as their love. Blah-blah. It's one of the reasons that I faithfully stick with this series.
Shera (Book Whispers) wrote: "I do too Rachel. It saddens me when I read reviews where they want less world building! That's what makes these books so good, especially because the couple are entrenched in it..."I tend to prefer PNR's that are lighter on the world building but Singh is just so darn good at it! I've become more of a fan of books written this way since reading Slave to Sensation.
Shera (Book Whispers) wrote: "It's OK Zelda! Hmmmm, I think I loved that one because the romance was very different from the mated storyline. Bummer.I do too Rachel. It saddens me when I read reviews where they want less worl..."
I adore the Guild Hunter series. But in Psy-Changeling, there's so many characters that I've become lost. It's the same with The Argeneau Vampires by Lynsay Sands; so many characters and I don't who is who anymore.
I used to read some lighter PNR, but I get bored fast. She has a character guide at the beginning and Wicked Scribes has an amazing character guide that let's you really brush up on who everyone is.
Though Singh is usually pretty good at giving little hints out to who everyone is. I will admit it takes me a moment/look up to realize who someone is. There are a lot of characters.
I commend anyone who remembers who everyone is!
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