5 stars 
 Yes I'm late to the party but better late than never, right? And now I can understand why this series is so well loved by people. 
 The start of the book was a little slow for me, but world building takes time, and there's still lots more to learn about the PsyNet and the changelings. What took center stage in the book was the romance between Sascha and Lucas, and that was the biggest highlight for me. 
 Sascha Duncan is a cardinal Psy. The Psy people have erased ALL emotions over time, so they never feel hurt, jealous, anger, sad, happy, or love. They're basically an unfeeling, cold race of beings. Sascha, however, was the exception, she craved a sense of belonging, loving and being loved in return. They say to feel any of these or other emotions make you flawed, and this flaw could be the death of you when they find out and send you into the rehabilitation center. Sascha has to put on a front or a mask to hide what she feels and these feelings have also caused confusion in her. Especially when she's working together with the DarkRiver alpha leader Lucas Hunter. Lucas recognizes something in Sascha, though he doesn't know exactly what. In their dreams, they share a great passion, and once Lucas discover what's really within Sascha, this passion bloomed. 
 That's exactly what I loved about this book. It is romance-centered around these two characters, and what they discover with each other, which was beautifully written. Needless to say, I was very happy with the outcome. 
 The other aspect of the plot was also intriguing as Lucas and his people, along with the SnowDancers try to find who has been killing their own people. The power of the mind and how they're connected from people to people and race to race gave the book a sense of newness. The concept is not something I've read before so that was refreshing. The secondary characters in the DarkRiver pack and SnowDancer pack have piqued my interest as well so I'm looking forward to more with them. 
 Coming into a new series, I love that there's so much to discover still, and I feel like a kid in a candy store, and this treat must be savored. So hopefully I can pace myself and not indulge too much all at once and take time to enjoy it!