Name: Blaze of Memory
ISBN: 9780425231111

Nalini Singh

When she is stripped of her memories and left for dead, Katya Haas, who has been programmed to carry out cold-blooded murder, is poised on the brink of madness, and only Dev Santos, who could be her next target, can save her.

Blaze of Memory

The characterization in this one is a bit odd, but the plot is intriguing and important to the overall arc. 

Madi Van Houten

It has been about a week since I finished and I am already beginning to loose details of what we did learn about the overarching plot of the world. The romantic couple of this was meh for me. But I do think this laid some groundwork in the world for interesting things to come. I hope. What keeps me coming back to this series is that I am intrigued by the world and I enjoy catching up with characters from other books. There is a community atmophere and focus on the importance of family, however we form it. I like that. They are entertaining and quick to read.

Cheryl Hedlund

Nalini Singh returns to the Psy/Changeling world as a woman without a past becomes the pawn of a man who controls her future ... Dev Santos discovers her unconscious and battered, with no memory of who she is. All she knows is that she's dangerous. Charged with protecting his people's most vulnerable secrets, Dev is duty-bound to eliminate all threats. It's a task he's never hesitated to complete ... until he finds himself drawn to a woman who might yet prove the enemy's most insidious weapon. Stripped of her memories by a shadowy oppressor, and programmed to carry out cold-blooded murder, Katya Haas is fighting desperately for her sanity itself. Her only hope is Dev. But how can she expect to gain the trust of a man who could very well be her next target? For in this game, one must die ...

Book 7

Manda

Ok

Thís book is not one of my favourites in the series neither his the next but you have to read them to understand them. But you still get lost in the book all thanks to Nalini Singh she is a fabulous writer.

Becky

Meh. I feel utterly meh about this book. There were some good plot developments for the world as a whole but Dev and Katya? They were utterly meh. I was so very not invested in their story. And Dev should have been interesting with all that rich Forgotten history and world to discover but I was so indifferent to his story. I couldn't get invested at all.

I did like the potential it gives for exploring more of the Forgotten and their abilities and how they've adapted to have abilities for the modern world. 

I guess we'll see.