Shield of Winter - Nalini Singh

Tittle: Shield of winter

Series: Psy-Changeling

Author: Nalini Singh

Genre: Adult, fiction, Sci-Fy, Fantasy, Erotica, romance, shape shifters, paranormal

Pages: 431

Publisher: Gollanz

Format: Digital (Kindle Edition)

Time to read it: 15 days

Language: English

Rating: 4/5

Empaths have become the most important Psy. They might be the only hope for the sickness that threats to consume the net. Therefore, they have become one of the most important tasks for the Arrow squad. Ivy Jane has been helped by their family and kept away from the net, since the reconditioning failed on her. When Vasic, dangerous Arrow appears at her front door she cannot imagine it is to protect her and not to take her in. What she does not expect either is what this cold Psy will end up meaning to them.

Shield of Winter, is the thirteenth book in the Psy-Changeling series written by Nalini Singh. This series has grown a lot in the last books. The Psy council does not work anymore, since most of their members looked for power; however that is not the worst happening in the net. I did not quite understand how this sickness that threatens the net, but it might have been because the race is a lot different than ours. I think the series has develop a lot since at the beginning it was the relationship between the main couple what kept me reading the series, now it is the background story, the evolution of this world Nalini Singh created.

I founded the couple in this book a little repetitive, since it was a lot like the last book, a really deep into silence, strong and dangerous man, who ends up breaking the silence for another Psy who has never been silenced.

To sum up, “Shield of Winter” was a good continuation to this series. Specially since the world created by this amazing author develops a lot in this book, some answers are given and the story keeps being nail-biting.

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