Tangle of need - Nalini Singh

Tittle: Tangleof need

Series: Psy/changeling

Author: NaliniSingh

Genre: Adult,fiction, fantasy, futuristic, paranormal, romance, erotic, dystopia

Pages: 432

Publisher: Gollancz

Format:Digital (Kindle edition)

Time to readit: 4 days

Language:English

Rating: 3/5

“Tangle of need” is the eleventhbook the “PSY/Changeling” series written by Nalini Singh. This series as youwould know if you have been reading lately has become one of my favorite seriesof all time, and I have been reading at least one of the books each month.

The battle in the Snowdancer territory was won thanks to Sienna, but thewar is not over. Ming now knows about Sienna’s existence and that put a targetpoint on her. Riaz, Snowdancer lieutenant, has been the one in charge with thecommunications with the Alliance; but the strong black wolf has not beenhimself since he returned from Venice. Adria finally cleared things out withMartin and became the soldier she was supposed to be, but no wolf is good alonefor much time. Riaz and Adria will find that despite the rough beginning oftheir relationship they cannot fight such a strong attraction even if they areboth hurt deep inside.

“Tangle of need” was the firstdisappointment in the series. I was really pumped to read the next book in theseries but while the other books were set around a couple and the thingshappening around them, this was a little messier. Riaz and Adria were supposedto be the couple in the book, however I found myself getting a little dizzywith all the characters. There was a lot of Hawke and Sienna’s relationship,which I loved to read about because I loved the couple, but that intrusionalong with lots of politics make it really difficult to connect with the maincouple in the book.

I really got lost and at the end I just want to finish the book, howeverI will keep going with the series hoping for better books.

To sum up, a little disappointment, which will not make me change mymind about the series as a whole, therefore I will keep reading it.

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