As most of my regular readers know, I am a fan of Nalini Singh’s Psy/Changeling stories. I have not only read every one of those books; I’ve written fairly positive reviews for all of the full length novels in the series, as well a for a few of the short stories set in the same universe.
I have also read, enjoyed greatly, and reviewed, the first three installments of the Rock Kiss series.
There was no way on earth I wasn’t going to get the next book.
And so, a while back–well before it was released–I asked for, and received, an ARC of this story.
Unfortunately, the reading slump from Hell got in the way; later on, life got in the way, and so on, and so forth. To make an already long story a wee bit less so, here’s a very belated review, filed under “better late than never (maybe).”
caveats: I seem to have read a different book than the one I’ve seen reviewed (yes, that’s a hint–don’t read on if you are easily offended); one of the protagonists is a survivor of child abuse, explicit sex on page; drug addiction; alcoholism; mention of miscarriage by secondary character. Read on at your own risk.
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Tags: 2010s, 5.50 out of 10, alcoholism, ARC, book review, child sexual abuse in fiction, Contemporary Romance, drug addiction, f/m, miscarriage / stillbirth, Nalini Singh, Rock Kiss, series, white romance