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Play of Passion (Psy-Changeling, #9)Play of Passion by Nalini Singh
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

IT'S WAR!!!  At least that is what is going on in the overall story line with this series.  The Psy Council has split in two factions - those wanting to continue on with Silence, even knowing it's failing and those who are ready to change cause they see how it isn't working.  So, the Changelings are brought into the internal fight among the Psy because of Psy defectors and business dealings.  And I CAN NOT WAIT TO SEE WHERE THIS GOES!!!!

Oh yeah!  This was a romance book.  Did I forget to mention that?  Sorry. I got a little excited there cause I love the world that Nalini Singh created and I read these for the overall story as much as for the romance.

This was Drew Kincaid and Indigo Rivere's book.  Both are members of the SnowDancer wolf pack.  Indigo, or Indy as Drew calls her, is a Lieutenant and Drew is the Tracker for the pack.  I fell head over heals in love with Drew.  He's fun and playful and could make even the most stubborn of women swoon with his form of courtship (and he did just that courting Indy).  I want Drew Kincaid for myself ;)  Indy really bothered me.  At first, she was worried about being involved with Drew cause he was younger than her (only 4 years) and cause she had a higher rank than him.  She was worried he wouldn't be dominate enough for her.  Then, as they were dating and getting to know each other better, she realized that he is VERY dominate and then she was concerned that he was too much.  By the time she accepted the mating between them I did like her better, but it took a while.

As with the other books in this series, we got a brief glimpse at some of the couples we've seen before.  This time we got a look at Judd and Brenna.  I have to say I LOVE the way Judd has changed.  He's not nearly as cold as he was and I like the bonds that he's formed with Drew and Riley and Hawke.  Speaking of Hawke....when he and Sienna are on the pages together, they light them up.  I am beyond glad that their book is next.  The sparks between them are out of this world.

All in all, another well written addition to this series.  If you haven't started this, go get the first book and start reading!


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