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Bonds of Justice (Psy/Changeling) Review

I just love this series! Nalini Singh does a wonderful job keeping her readers on track--who is who, what's going on between the different races--all while maintaining focus on a central couple, in this case Max the human and Sophia the J-Psy. I enjoyed both characters and their sweet romance. However, the true testament to Singh's skill is how much I enjoyed the continuing exploration of the brewing conflicts within the Psy community and between the Psy, changelings, and humans. Singh's ratcheting up the tension and I'm seriously hooked. The defensive alliance between Nikita and the Nightstars, a detail mentioned on the last page, thrilled me. I was like, yes, let the ass kicking begin! Sing's deft characterization and intense plot have convinced me to care not only about Lucas and Sasha, Faith, Vaughn, Max and Sophia, but also about the world she's built. Is there higher praise for an author?
And more Kaleb, please!

Warning: This is not a stand-alone book, but this is an easy series to keep track of. Start at the beginning and you won't be sorry.

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Bonds of Justice (Psy/Changeling) Overview

Max Shannon is a good cop, one of the best in New York Enforcement. Born with a natural shield that protects him against Psy mental invasions, he knows he has little chance of advancement within the Psy- dominated power structure. The last case he expects to be assigned to is that of a murderer targeting a Psy Councilor's closest advisors. And the last woman he expects to compel him in the most sensual of ways is a Psy on the verge of catastrophic mental fracture.

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Customer Reviews

third filler - THE C LADY -
whatever, anyone says i consider this book a filler. I used to love this series, but the last three books were empty. The relationship between Max and Sophia is sweet but doesn't deserve a whole book not when there are so many interesting characters in the series. I'd rather read more of the previous characters particularly Judd, Brenna, Dorian and Ashaya rather than empty characters. Max, Sophia, Riley, Mercy, and Dev are not interesting characters for an entire book. They just have enough complexity to fill a short story. Hawke, Sienna, Walker, Amara, Kaleb: these are wonderfully complex and rich characters.

I Expected More/Confusing - ra la - brooklyn,ny usa
Let me start off by saying what a huge fan I am of Ms. Singh. I love her Psy/Chaneling series. It's by far one of the best series out there. This being said, I've been disappointed with the last two books of the series. It seems that as series continue to grow in the number of books, authors loose what made their earlier books so good (J.R. Ward/Lora Leigh comes to mind). After the disappointment of "Blaze of Memory" I expected so much more from Dev's book. He is one character I had been looking forward to reading about. However "Bounds of Justice" just left me confused and unfufilled by the story. This could be because there were no Changelings involved or that the Psy community is getting more confusing and unsettled, I just could not get into this book. The longing complied with just how hard it was for these two characters to make it work was just stretched out to long. Plus the pay off for all they had endured was lack luster. I'm hoping that "Play of Passion" will recapture my interest in this series.

Skip - Christy Leigh Stewart - California
I hate cops.

I hate mystery.

I hate thrillers.

I love this author and series.

I just wish I could have skipped over this book.

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