The twelfth book in the Psy-Changeling series is notable for the big revelation it had inside. But this is not what drew me in or made this a favorite. Please read on for my review of

Heart of Obsidian

This is the book where we finally see more of Kaleb and find out what happened to Sahara. Their past brings tears in my eyes and the slow reveal makes it even more heartbreaking.

Sahara is the only thing that matters for Kaleb. There is nothing he wouldn’t do for her. He is, in all probability, the most powerful person in the Net and Sahara is his only leash.

What struck me as odd in this book, is the change in words and the type of language used. But thinking that Kaleb is the hero in this book and the clinical way he was brought up in Silence, I find the change fitting in the story. It was an adjustment that I enjoyed and it kept reminding me, even if unusual, who we are talking about.

 

“Sahara knew she should be worried about the fact that she’d been in bed with a man who’d caused that kind of damage with a momentary and, according to him, minor loss of telekinetic control during intimacy, but she felt her lips kick up at the corners. So we literally made the earth move?

A slight pause, before Kaleb said, I suggest we don’t engage in sex in populated areas.

The cool comment made her burst into laughter.”