This book was more of a "where are they now" feel. I liked it, it had some emotional moments and it also is the right place in the series for this. A closure for the past and a glimpse of the future. The pace was a bit slower and the scenes were shorter, but I felt like a family reunion somehow. Nice and easy to read. Still, I hope the next book has a bit more action. ( )

2.5 This really doesn't have a plot, its mainly catching up with all the characters from past books. ( )

This book closes the chapter on the Psy-Changeling series and leads us into a whole new phase. With that in mind, this book seemed kind of like a good-bye to these characters I have grown to love so much. And that had me feeling ALL the emotions reading this. I laughed. And I cried. A lot. But there is consolation in the fact that I can start over from the beginning and get to know these characters all over again.

In this book, we pick up after all the fall of silence as the world is trying to adjust to the new status quo. The changelings (led mainly by Lucas and Hawke), the Arrow Squad led by Aden, and the Humans led by Bo are trying to maintain the Trinity Accord. The biggest threat comes from the sectors of society who do not want the races to mingle and coexist. The biggest symbol of that being Naya Hunter, the half changeling half psy baby.

At first, it didn't seem like a lot was happening. It just seemed like one big long epilogue to tell us how everyone from the first 14 books were doing. But in the end, it all came together. We got a glimpse of how everyone is connected and probably will continue to interconnect in the future. And we got to say good-bye to these friends of ours. I'm excited to see where this world takes us next and I'm hoping we can revisit these characters. ( )

[b:Allegiance of Honor|26089799|Allegiance of Honor (Psy-Changeling, #15)|Nalini Singh|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1457730258s/26089799.jpg|46030383] (Psy-Changeling, #15) by [a:Nalini Singh|71688|Nalini Singh|https://d.gr-assets.com/authors/1423312512p2/71688.jpg] is a Paranormal Romance Suspense. Ms. Singh is actually one of my favorite authors and her Psy-Changeling my 2nd favorite series of hers. This one was a bit of a disappointment though.
I didn't like;
#1. These are usually Adult Romances. This one was more Young Adult.
#2. The suspense quality that she normally has in these just wasn't there.
#3. To many separate scenarios of way to many couples to follow. Each from previous books had more than one scene. So the story wasn't about any one couple, but ALL of them. Which means the romantic anticipation factor was low.
I did like;
#1. I did enjoy the letters to Nina. I enjoyed learning where everyone stood in their relationships.
#2 There is a mystery as to who The Architect is, and the problems with the Consortium. It just didn't go far enough.
#3. The scene where someone is trying to kidnap Naya.
I wasn't sure if I should make this a 3 or 4 star, but when I factor in the flow of the story and the writing itself, I had to go with a 4. ( )

Sure, a lot of this book is revisiting loving scenes between settled couples (which usually bore me), and yeah, the cheese factor is super high, but dammit, I love every single Psy-Changling character so much that I happily gulped down the sugary sweetness. I think if someone wasn't as invested in the series as I am, this book would bore them. But I loved getting closure on (most) everyone's stories. And I reveled at the hints of future threads. I've already sneaked a peek at a couple of the stories from [b:Wild Embrace|28008158|Wild Embrace (Psy-Changeling, #15.5)|Nalini Singh|https://d2arxad8u2l0g7.cloudfront.net/books/1462042558s/28008158.jpg|48015693] and all I can say is, BRING IT ON PLEASE.

Aspiring paranormal romance writers: this is how you do it. Three dozen books in this world would not be enough.

Also, audiobook format helped me not binge this in one sitting. But, thanks Nalini, for making me weep openly on public transportation. ( )