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A review by indecisivesailorscout
Mine to Possess by Nalini Singh
3.0
4/12/20: I bumped this up to 3.5 stars last time I read it, and I feel confident in that rating for this one. It is a perfectly fine book, but it was a really slow and rocky start, and definitely felt like more of a launchpad than something that could reasonably stand on its own. I'm glad to see Clay and Tally popping up in subsequent novels and the balance they bring as a unit, but yeah, it's just average for me and I'm content with that.
10/3/18 - Still 3 stars. I just didn't like it as much as the first couple, sadly. And yes, I skipped #3. I might go back later, but it is still one of my least favorites. #sorrynotsorry
4/27/17 - Another solid entry into this unique urban fantasy series. I really enjoyed having human characters fully balance out the series about these three races of people, although it seems that most of what happened plot-wise in this book didn't actually contribute much, but rather created a jumping off point for another major dynamic shift in future releases. I can say I'm looking forward to reading what comes next!
10/3/18 - Still 3 stars. I just didn't like it as much as the first couple, sadly. And yes, I skipped #3. I might go back later, but it is still one of my least favorites. #sorrynotsorry
4/27/17 - Another solid entry into this unique urban fantasy series. I really enjoyed having human characters fully balance out the series about these three races of people, although it seems that most of what happened plot-wise in this book didn't actually contribute much, but rather created a jumping off point for another major dynamic shift in future releases. I can say I'm looking forward to reading what comes next!