This series is addictive for me! I absolutely love the focus on the Psy people in this volume, as Silence has fallen and they are once again having to learn to deal with emotions. The Silence Protocol, which eliminated all emotion, also covered up roaring psychopathy. This volume deals with a sigma-Empath named Memory who has been imprisoned in an underground bunker for most of her life. She is discovered and rescued by a wolf Changeling. This is a Nalini Singh book, so I knew where that was headed!
I put up with all the snarly leopards and growly wolves, but I adore the Psy characters. The Psy Net, its architecture and health are endlessly fascinating. Watching the Psy triage, treat, and repair their lifeline is somehow very satisfying. I also love all the new talents and powers that are being discovered and employed.
Memory has an unusual ability that will prove to be key to the future of the Psy Net. I have no doubt that I will see her again in future books. I already have a hold on the next one, but I am rapidly catching up to Singh. Write, Ms. Singh, write! I need more Psy-Changeling books!
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