Branded by Fire - Nalini Singh

Tittle: Marcada a fuego / Branded by fire

Series: Psy-Cahngeling

Author: Nalini Singh

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

Pages: 432

Publisher: Plaza & Janés

Format: Digital (Kindle)

Time to read it: 1 day

Language: Spanish

Rating: 5/5

“Branded by Fire” is the sixth book in the “Psy/Changelings” series that as you might know I have been reading this year each month. The series is written by Nalini Singh and is set in a futuristic world in which different races coexist. There is Psy; a race which has mental abilities and need to be connected to a mind network formed all of them. Then there are Changelings, people able to turn into animals. Among them there are also regular human beings.

Riley is one of the most important lieutenants in the Snow dancer clan, the wolves that live in the Dark River’s territory. He is the one with the task of being the link between the two clans. The Dark River’s side of the link is being held by Mercy a strong sentinel. All the time spent together ends up causing an attraction relationship between the two of them. Moreover, as they fight against the need they have for each other they will have to investigate attacks in the area claimed by a group of humans, which seems to be against Psy.

“Branded by fire” was a compelling, action-pack book. I highly enjoyed the book and I think it was interesting to see how two Changelings from different clans were able to put differences aside and fight for their relationship.

I think it was interesting how humans seem to have something to say for once. In the previous books there was as humans did not even exist and now we see that the do and not only that but they have a strong opinion against Psy.

As conclusion, this series cannot be more compelling and interesting and I cannot wait to dive into the next books.

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