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REVIEW - STORM ECHO (Psy-Changeling Trinity) by Nalini Singh "exciting, suspenseful, intriguing"
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REVIEW - STORM ECHO (Psy-Changeling Trinity) by Nalini Singh "exciting, suspenseful, intriguing"
What is your opinion of your much sandier cousins that are stuck in gen 3?
Well, Stormy tried to get into the game they let me into, but apparently some rude wyvern told him no…
I don’t think he and his friends are taking it very well.
((One blog monster acquired... one more to go! OvO ))
"When Ivan leaned forward to open the door to the upstairs area, he for a smiling "Thanks" from Mercy. He didn't take that as an indication that he'd been accepted by the pack."
I should hope the fuck not. What? Why? Thats so stupid, of fucking course a single courtesy to someone who is HOLDING A CHILD does count as acceptance what the fuck
Why. The FUCK would you cut her cheek. ?????
I know I keep shitting on them, but i genuinly do like Nalini Singh's books. Otherwise i wouldntve read as many.
However.
"Her breasts suddenly feeling fuller" is so goddamn stupid
“he had very firm moral lines. It was simply that they didn’t always coincide with those of the civilized world.”
—Ivan Mercant, Storm Echo
“[Gentle], empathic Arwen could be obstinate in his own way. Like water running over stone. Slow and persistent until the edges of the rock were no longer so sharp and the water had carved a new channel without the rock ever being aware of the change.”
—thoughts of Ena Mercant, Storm Echo