īoth human and animal, Lucas Hunter is a Changeling hungry for the very sensations the Psy disdain. To reveal them would be to sentence herself to the horror of “rehabilitation”-the complete psychic erasure of everything she ever was.

In a world that denies emotions, where the ruling Psy punish any sign of desire, Sascha Duncan must conceal the feelings that brand her as flawed. The journey doesn't end here and it only gets better with each book and every character.Dive into a world torn apart by a powerful race with phenomenal powers of the mind-and none of the heart. Everything from the detailing of this world to the character development and plot execution is utter perfection and that's not including the world building here because whilst this book is focused on Lucas and Sascha. This world is so well developed and written honestly it's hard to put into worlds just how good it is. Everything about them just felt right together and I could feel that connection through the pages. I appreciate how Nalini didn't rush the development of their relationship but instead slowly built the tension allowing the chemistry to burn between the characters until they were positively combustible. I loved that Lucas slowly chipped away at her exterior allowing her to learn and explore slowly. It's legit fire meets ice and even when it shouldn't of worked, it just did. She for sure has so much growth in this journey. I couldn't help but love her cold front and secret little sweet moments. Also the strangle hold that kind of upbringing had on her mentally and what it took to break through that way of living. For the life she lived and the pain she had to conceal to protect herself. Her journey intrigued me so much more this read around because I found myself hurting for her. But she curious, she's broken and she's more than a little unsettled. She has this cult like mentality which given her circumstances is understandable and fitting. He embodies strength and integrity but he also had this playful teasing side to his personality that quick frankly had me melting into a puddle of swoon. As an alpha he had the right intentions for his pack despite the connection he had to Sascha. As a character he's just so well rounded. Honestly I think as I've grown and my preferences have become more honed, I appreciate more in books I read back years ago that I liked but didn't take in as well as I do now.

That feeling of wonder when reading a book that's so different and yet everything you want in a book. The character development, the plot progression. 2014 to be exact although I first read it in 2013. It has been a whole minute since I read this book.

Nalini singh slave to sensation