Mine to possess - Nalini Singh

Title: Mine to possess (La Luna del leopardo)

Series: PSI/Changeling (PSI/Cambiantes) #4

Author: Nalini Singh

Genre: Fiction. Adult, science-fiction, supernatural, romance, erotica

Pages: 448

Publisher: Plaza & Janés

Format: Digital (Kindle edition)

Language: Spanish

Time to read it: 4 days

Rating: 4/5

“Mine to possess” is the fourth book in the companion series PSI/changeling by Nalini Singh. The series is set in a futuristic world in which three species coexist, humans, changeling and PSI. In each book the author introduces us to a new main couple, at the same time a big plot develops backstage.

Clay thought Talin was dead, that was what the social workers told him when he got out of the juvenile detention center. The strongest person Talin knows is Clay, but at the same time she has seen his beast when he saved her from her adoptive father. When Talin turn to Clay for help, at first he thought he was having a hallucination, and then he could not help the necessity to keep her safe. Talin’s life has changed a lot on the last few years, she is a grown up, and she works in an association which helps kids found on the streets. Now, some of the kids have been disappearing and found dead afterwards. Her apartment was destroyed as a warning. Clay promises to help her, but she will have to learn how to trust him again. Moreover, both will have to forget the past if they want to have a future together.

As I have said from the previous books, this series is fantastic. It has been a long time since I did not got caught up by a book. I was capture by the book, reading all the time. In my opinion these books are really great since the plot isn’t just romance, even if the books and their titles might suggest the opposite. It is true that the romance is a big part of these books, but each one of them make steps into a big plot. Apart from that, the world built in the books is really original and interesting.

However, I might find the romance part a bit repetitive since the couples are always in some kind of trouble that do not allow them to be together.

Other than that, the books I have read so far from the series are one hundred percent recommendable.

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