Sep 9, 2024
I'm back in the Psy Changeling phase .
Thanks to Lucas Hunter, and Judd Lauren.
And ofc, @authornalinisingh
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I'm back in the Psy Changeling phase .
Thanks to Lucas Hunter, and Judd Lauren.
And ofc, @authornalinisingh
Fan-casting Psy-Changeling books 1-5 This is something for fun, just so I can have a better visual when I’m reading or thinking about the series 1. Slave to Sensation - Sascha Duncan & Lucas Hunter 2. Visions of Heat - Faith Nightstar & Vaughn D’Angelo 3. Caressed by Ice - Brenna Kincaid & Judd Lauren 4. Mine to Possess - Talin McKade & Clay Bennett 5. Hostage to Pleasure - Ashaya Aleine & Dorian Christensen
Today, he could almost understand the Psy need to banish emotion.
If he didn't feel. he wouldn't remember.
If he didn't feel, he wouldn't mourn.
And if he didn't feel, he wouldn’t hurt with every beat of his very human heart.
—Lucas Hunter, Slave to Sensation
“Too many changeling women had died and they were all out for blood. Psy blood.”
—Chapter 6, Slave to Sensation
“this Psy was different, very different. Different enough to be dangerous…unless her own people hadn't picked up on her uniqueness. It wasn't impossible—in some matters the Psy were quite blind, blinkered by their belief in their own superiority.”
—Lucas Hunter, Slave to Sensation
“He couldn't imagine ever speaking of his parents in such a cool fashion. They'd loved him, raised him, and died for him. Their memory deserved to be honored with the most powerful depths of emotion.”
—Lucas Hunter, Slave to Sensation
“The hunt had begun. And Sascha Duncan was the prey.”
— Lucas Hunter, Slave to Sensation
“In his experience, the Psy never displayed any awareness of body language. It was as if they were completely cerebral, shut into the world of their minds.”
—Lucas Hunter, Slave to Sensation