Play of Passion- Nalini Singh

Tittle: Juegos de Pasión /Play of Passion

Series:Psy-Changeling

Author:Nalini Singh

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

Pages: 232

Publisher:Plaza & Janés

Format:Digital (Kindle edition)

Time to readit: 1 day

Language:Spanish

Rating: 5/5

“Play of Passion” is the ninth book in the “Psy-Changeling” series written by Nalini Singh, and from which I am a total fan. This was the last book of the series that I read last month when I went on a crazy read-a-thon on the series.

Drew has always held a strange position in the wolf pack, he is not a lieutenant but he answers directly to Hawke, the Alpha. He is also the tracker of the pack a difficult but important position, since he would be the one to sacrifice a wolf who has let his beast govern, if he or she endangers the pack in any way. However for Indigo, Drew has always been Riley little brother a player and a boy with a lot of loquacity. Nonetheless, he is decided to make her change her opinion; it is time for Drew to settle down and he has decided Indigo is the chosen one.

“Play of Passion” was a compelling book as any of the series; nevertheless this one had more romance and fewer plots to it. Let me explain myself, I most of the series books there is always a new romance between two characters that we might or might not know; apart from that there is always a plot that develops little by little in each book. The plot is what would make, in my opinion, the series be a dystopian series, since it involves taking down a government that was good in origin but has turned bad. This book in particular has less development in that part. With all that being said, I do not think it was worse because of that, I highly enjoyed the book and I did not keep up with the next in the series only because I did not owned at the moment.

The characters in these books are, in my personal opinion, one of the best things since it is what makes each book unique. I definitely think that if this series was written in a way in which there were only two main characters, it would not has been as compelling as it is. Even though I think the plot and the world are unique and really well developed.

To conclude, another amazing book in a loved series.

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