Description: New York Times bestselling author Nalini Singh takes us into a family dark with shadowy secrets, as the world of the Psy teeters on the edge of a final catastrophic collapse. . . .
Daughter of two ruthless high-Gradient telepaths, Auden Scott is not the child her Psy parents wanted or expected, even before her brain injury. Her thoughts are scattered, her memories fuzzy--or just terrifyingly blank. The only thing she knows for certain is that she must protect her unborn baby . . . a baby she has no recollection of conceiving and who draws an unnerving depth of interest from her dead mother's closest associates. Leopard alpha Remi Denier is a man driven by the primal instinct to protect. Protect his pack, protect his allies . . . and protect the mysterious woman who has become a most unlikely neighbor. With eerie eyes that see too much and a scent that alters in ways disturbing and impossible, Auden Scott is the enemy . . . but nothing about this strange Psy is what it seems, and Remi's feline heart is as fascinated by her as his human half. Then Auden asks Remi to help her shatter the wall of secrets that is the Scott bloodline. What they unearth will reveal a nightmare beyond imagination. This time, the battle is to the death. . . .Review Quotes: "Lush with deep emotions, personal struggles, a race to stop the clock, and oh so many bonds of love, Primal Mirror was yet another breathtaking novel in Nalini Singh's cherished Psy-Changeling series."--Harlequin Junkie
"It feels like a full circle moment but also like a brand-new beginning for the series... Nalini has managed to breathe new life into this series and make something old feel like something new again, a truly impressive feat."--Smexy Books "This is the book release I look forward to every summer."--The Book Disciple "A must-read. Its complex characters, engaging plot, and intricate world-building will captivate you from beginning to end."--BookEvaluate "Once you're on this roller coaster, there's no getting off, though there are so many moments that are sweet, tender, charming, and scary in equal measure. What a wonderful addition to the series."--The Good, the Bad, and the Unread