I’m also guessing that it works for some readers on that level. I’m guessing that some of the little details about tertiary characters – this one has a flirtation with that one, that sort of thing – is intended to give shading to the complex world Singh has created. Jennie: A character glossary featuring more than 50 names is included in the beginning of the book, which gives you an idea of just how many people there are to keep track of. Janine: I only remembered Riaz from Branded by Fire, Mercy and Riley’s book, but had forgotten that his romantic history was mentioned in Play of Passion (Drew and Indigo’s book) until I was reminded of it in Tangle of Need, so I can relate a little. I’m sure they’ve both appeared in the series before I kind of remember Adria, but Riaz honestly doesn’t ring a bell. Jennie: The hero and heroine of ToN are Riaz and Adria, both changeling wolves of the SnowDancer pack. What helps me follow the Psy/changeling series is that each book has a new hero and heroine. Janine: My problem sticking with series mostly applies to series that follow the same main characters.

Jennie: Yeah I know that you often lose interest in series after a couple of books, so sticking it out with this series up through book eleven is an impressive feat! Janine: I think I like them a lot better than you do, but I understand and on occasion even share your ambivalence. If anything, I feel like I’ve become more and more ambivalent about certain aspects of it, an ambivalence that definitely affected my enjoyment of Tangle of Need.

Jennie: I am perhaps not the best person to speak authoritatively about the series though I’ve read all the books, they kind of blend together for me and I’m not actually that big of a fan of the world Singh has created in the series. Janine: Yay! (Given the last scene of Tangle of Need, I’m jonesing for book twelve.) Jennie: You get to read book twelve when it comes out. Janine: I actually knew it was book eleven! Do I get a prize? That surprised me a bit – I thought there’d been a lot of books in the series but not that many – maybe more like eight. Jennie: This is apparently the 11 th book in the Psy/Changeling series (at least according to Wikipedia, which as we all know, is never wrong). Jennie took me up on it, and the resulting review is epic in its length and scope. Janine: When I emailed the DA loop to see if anyone wanted to review Tangle of Need with me, I had no idea what spark I ignited. Jennie B- Reviews / Book Reviews / C+ Reviews changeling / joint review / Nalini-Singh / paranormal romance / POC author / psy / Psy-Changeling Series / wolf 77 Comments EPIC JOINT REVIEW: Tangle of Need by Nalini Singh

Tangle of need by nalini singh