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ammbooks's review against another edition
4.0
You have to love Amara.... "An individual stupid enough to get between a wolf and his mate is clearly no loss to the genetic tree" I love the glimpses into some of the older characters.
romancejunkie1025's review against another edition
5.0
OMG I loved this story. So full of heart and sensual action as the H/h worked to pull the pain out of one another's hearts. The overall story ARC just gets more and more twisty and I can't wait to see what happens next with that.
kate_and_books's review against another edition
4.0
Bumped up from 3 Stars to 4 Wolfy Chicken & Lioness Stars.
While doing a reread of this awesome series, I completely forgot this book even existed. It was just so unmemorable. Reading it for a second time I just don't know why I found it to be this way.
There isn't a lot I can really add to all the other reviews apart from that this is one of my favourite series which I have mentioned on numerous occasions.
Memory's designation is interesting to say the least. I hope there are more like her out there.
While doing a reread of this awesome series, I completely forgot this book even existed. It was just so unmemorable. Reading it for a second time I just don't know why I found it to be this way.
There isn't a lot I can really add to all the other reviews apart from that this is one of my favourite series which I have mentioned on numerous occasions.
Memory's designation is interesting to say the least. I hope there are more like her out there.
valerious's review against another edition
4.0
oh lord why does Nalini Singh write such beautiful books? everytime I pick one of this my heart melts and I love it! can’t wait to pick the next one
nellesnightstand1's review against another edition
5.0
The world building is superb. The romance between the MCs feels organic, not forced. The overlying story arc of the failing Psy-net is compelling.
There are so many intricate details and even after 18 books, the story is kept fresh and new adversaries develop.
I love how we get different POVs from important characters. It's never jarring to switch POVs either, which is the sign of a well seasoned and accomplished author.
The family aspect of the pack and newly Silentless Psy gets to me!
I really could go more into the actual characters but I don't want to ruin anything. It's definitely a must read and while I'm and avid read in order person, you can definitely read this alone. But be ready tobwant sll the other books
This is definitely a series I will always keep up with.
There are so many intricate details and even after 18 books, the story is kept fresh and new adversaries develop.
I love how we get different POVs from important characters. It's never jarring to switch POVs either, which is the sign of a well seasoned and accomplished author.
The family aspect of the pack and newly Silentless Psy gets to me!
I really could go more into the actual characters but I don't want to ruin anything. It's definitely a must read and while I'm and avid read in order person, you can definitely read this alone. But be ready tobwant sll the other books
This is definitely a series I will always keep up with.
angels_gp17's review against another edition
5.0
Wolf Rain is book three in the Psy-Changeling Trinity series by Nalini Singh.
Singh never disappoints!
In Wolf Rain we go back to the SnowDancer pack.
Alexei is a lieutenant in the SnowDancer pack. I recognized him, but it took some memory jogging to fully pick out who he is. He used to be fun loving and outgoing, but with a tragedy in his past he’s become more recluse and not as easy going. It was intestine learning more about Alexi and seeing his struggle. Even with the pretty boy looks he’s a fighter. He wouldn’t be a lieutenant otherwise. I liked how he tried to give Memory her space and time for her to figure out who she is. He’s also got a sweet side that only the cubs and Memory see. It was touching seeing him evolve and resolve the past trauma with Memory by his side.
Memory is an E-Psy who’s been kept prisoner since childhood by another Psy. This other Psy has used Memory’s unique abilities to make himself a better murder. She’s a fighter. The emotional, mentally, and physically abuse she goes through is tough, but through it all she never gave up hope. I adored that she took the time to become her own person. I also found her unique ability interesting. Who knows, maybe it’s the key to preventing the PsyNet from collapsing.
As usual Singh combines a verity of elements regarding the Psy and shattering of Silence as well as a sensual and emotionally rich romance. I just adore this world and can’t wait to see where things go from here.
Narration: Angela Dawe has a great range of voices and accents. I could distinguish each character. The other thing I love about the audio is that the emotional struggles our characters face come across in such a real way that I became engrossed and couldn’t stop listening. I absolutely loved the audio.
Rated: 5 Stars
Singh never disappoints!
In Wolf Rain we go back to the SnowDancer pack.
Alexei is a lieutenant in the SnowDancer pack. I recognized him, but it took some memory jogging to fully pick out who he is. He used to be fun loving and outgoing, but with a tragedy in his past he’s become more recluse and not as easy going. It was intestine learning more about Alexi and seeing his struggle. Even with the pretty boy looks he’s a fighter. He wouldn’t be a lieutenant otherwise. I liked how he tried to give Memory her space and time for her to figure out who she is. He’s also got a sweet side that only the cubs and Memory see. It was touching seeing him evolve and resolve the past trauma with Memory by his side.
Memory is an E-Psy who’s been kept prisoner since childhood by another Psy. This other Psy has used Memory’s unique abilities to make himself a better murder. She’s a fighter. The emotional, mentally, and physically abuse she goes through is tough, but through it all she never gave up hope. I adored that she took the time to become her own person. I also found her unique ability interesting. Who knows, maybe it’s the key to preventing the PsyNet from collapsing.
As usual Singh combines a verity of elements regarding the Psy and shattering of Silence as well as a sensual and emotionally rich romance. I just adore this world and can’t wait to see where things go from here.
Narration: Angela Dawe has a great range of voices and accents. I could distinguish each character. The other thing I love about the audio is that the emotional struggles our characters face come across in such a real way that I became engrossed and couldn’t stop listening. I absolutely loved the audio.
Rated: 5 Stars
tessisreading2's review against another edition
4.0
Far more enjoyable on my latest attempt to read it; the plot moves along at a reasonable clip, and the focus is kept relatively tight - Alexei's family drama, Memory's psychic trauma, life in a wolf pack - which works well.
blodeuedd's review against another edition
4.0
This one felt dark, but as always Singh does make it great in every way.
First we have Memory, a psy who has been kept prisoner most of her life. She thinks of herself as a victim, and one with dark horrible psy powers. But she is strong and a survivor.
Aleksei has demons of his ones. His brother went rogue, his dad went rogue, will he go rogue? And then he hears the cries of a psy and goes to investigate.
He challenges her, she pushes back. They are both what the other one needs. And they take their time, considering, and it feels so right.
Then there is the darkness, the serial killer who has kept her prisoner and wants her back.
Though there is another plot too, a hidden darkness in the psy world. And when the serial killer story ends there was still almost 2 hours left, which felt strange. The other issues was then resolved too. I guess they had to be there at once so it might expand into the next book or something.
The psynet is failing and I do wonder how the will fix it...which means...I can't wait for more!
Great book, as alays! singh does not disappoint
Narrator
I'd say Dawe's women have very throaty voices, very dark. Not all, but at least the main. But it fits. SHe has a great range and everyone feels distinct. Her female and male voices are great and she brings emotion and need into the story.
She is great to listen at and she brings the story to life. Now when I think of those books I missed, I'd say I would rather listen to those than read
First we have Memory, a psy who has been kept prisoner most of her life. She thinks of herself as a victim, and one with dark horrible psy powers. But she is strong and a survivor.
Aleksei has demons of his ones. His brother went rogue, his dad went rogue, will he go rogue? And then he hears the cries of a psy and goes to investigate.
He challenges her, she pushes back. They are both what the other one needs. And they take their time, considering, and it feels so right.
Then there is the darkness, the serial killer who has kept her prisoner and wants her back.
Though there is another plot too, a hidden darkness in the psy world. And when the serial killer story ends there was still almost 2 hours left, which felt strange. The other issues was then resolved too. I guess they had to be there at once so it might expand into the next book or something.
The psynet is failing and I do wonder how the will fix it...which means...I can't wait for more!
Great book, as alays! singh does not disappoint
Narrator
I'd say Dawe's women have very throaty voices, very dark. Not all, but at least the main. But it fits. SHe has a great range and everyone feels distinct. Her female and male voices are great and she brings emotion and need into the story.
She is great to listen at and she brings the story to life. Now when I think of those books I missed, I'd say I would rather listen to those than read
hinalovestoread's review against another edition
3.0
It is a 3.5 for me.
In the beginning the story moved very slow. One of the things I actually don’t like is a mini description of every character that turned up. Please I know them very well already! Give me new information about my favourite characters!
Even with a 3.5 for this one, I am waiting for the next installment of the series. I really hope Lucas, Sascha, Kaleb and Sahara get more page time.
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In the beginning the story moved very slow. One of the things I actually don’t like is a mini description of every character that turned up. Please I know them very well already! Give me new information about my favourite characters!
Even with a 3.5 for this one, I am waiting for the next installment of the series. I really hope Lucas, Sascha, Kaleb and Sahara get more page time.
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smitchy's review against another edition
3.0
Still a great series but this just wasn't one of my favourites. Nothing wrong with the main characters I just found the story a little flat and the "bad guy" just not that threatening. However there are new challenges facing the Trinity Accord and we finally get some insight into Pax Marshall who has been a bit player in earlier books. And at the end there is the promise of much more chaos to come (rubs hands together gleefully).