Blaze of Memory: Library Edition

from msralways

Awesome! I don't know why so many people said they didn't like this book, because I certainly found it to be very, very good. Though there was a little moment when I thought the realationship between Dev and Katya to be a little strained and forced, but that was just because of the situation they...

from xorscape

Another great book in this series by a skilled author. I suggest starting at the beginning of the series. This seventh installment references quite a few previous characters and situations. That is why I only gave the book four stars. In this series there are three types of people, the Psy, chang...

from librarydanielle

one of the neat things about this one was the letters written by one of the forgotten to her son as the psy were implementing the silence. the added back story added a dimension to the series.this one is the story of a forgotten and a broken psy. the forgotten are the descendants of the psy who r...

from SandraBuxton

This is the one book of the series I find hardest to give a rating and review. On one hand, this is not the smoothest text (especially in the beginning of story). There are points where it stuttered to the point that I had to reread sections, more than once, to make sure I understood. Really, the...

from mom2lnb

Blaze of Memory is the seventh full-length novel in Nalini Singh's Psy-Changeling series. In this one, we have Devraj Santos, director of the Shine Foundation, who we met in Mine to Possess as a friend and colleague of Talin. A battered, unconscious woman is left on his doorstep and when she awak...