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Søren Astrup _oren_strup — As is typical for me, I fell for the cold guy. Together with the 4th book, Mine to Possess (awful title) it's my favorite in the Psy-Changeling series. No, Kiss of Snow isn't. Whoo! ;b Most people love the book because of the hero, Judd. He's Psy, unemotional, cold and distant. If a warm person is nice to you, you're happy. But if someone like Judd, a Psy, a killer even, is, it makes you feel special. When a 'hard' person touches you gently, you can't stop feeling like you're da Shit. I guess some women also like idea of.. Helping a person overcome his or her past. Helping them move on, change. They fall for what a person might be. They fall for the potential, for the past, but not for what the person is. I don't like the whole thing, but it makes sense. Anyway, this is the reason why Judd's "mate" is Brenna and not us.. She isn't really interested in his past or in what he might become in the future. Of course she cares about him and she also wants to know everything about him, but to her it doesn't matter. She's in love with the man he is right now. Brenna's a wolf, grew up with the whole pack and is used to feel loved, to touch, to live and love back. (With brothers like Drew and Riley.. *sigh*) After what happened in the first book (she's been tortured by Enrique) she needs "counseling" with Sascha and often enough Judd's with her, giving her some of his mental strenght. I think this novel, like many of Nalini Singh's is very well written and the world building is amazing. I didn't like the first two books and almost didn't read the third, then thought, I should give it a try and I am very happy I did, since not only the romance-part is good, but the world's explored more. However, the books tend to be too happy-ended. Sometimes too melodramatic, sometimes too.. just too much. It's what most readers of paranormal romance seem to like, but I read 20+ books a month and it doesn't appeal to me anymore, if it ever did. The plot's okay enough. ;) There are some wolves found dead and it seems that someone, maybe someone living in the den and most likely their murderer, tries to kill Brenna for unknown reasons. I didn't really care about the sexual content, but if I recall correctly, there were about two or three semi-graphic or graphic sexscenes. You don't need to read the series in the correct reading-order, although I did and think it's the best. You'd be better off lending the first two books and buying this one, though. *wink*

Leo Collins phamhoangtda2d — I've already had the pleasure of hearing Sarah Vowell on "This American Life" many times, so I was able to hear her (sweet, froggy, nasal) voice narrating this book in my head, which helped. Even with this working in her favor, I found myself distracted by some of her asides (like Peter Gallagher). I bet this makes the best audio book in the world.

Nadya Faiha nadiiinadya — I think this is a great YA novel. Mainly because it's very different and fresh. I describe it as a DARK Huck Finn...