After a separation of 20 years following an act of unspeakable violence, childhood friends Talin and Clay are reunited when Talin comes to the leopard Changeling for help. A one-time product of the foster care system herself, Talin has dedicated her life to working with troubled teenagers. When some of her kids go missing only to resurface as murder victims, Tally reconnects with Clay.

Furious when Talin unexpectedly comes back into his life, Clay is nonetheless drawn to her cause -- and to her. Though two decades and a big, fat, looming lie make trust an issue between the pair, they slowly come to terms with their feelings and begin to repair their friendship. When attraction and desire flairs between them, they deal with that, as well. Their search for justice leads them to all sorts of places Humans and Changelings have no real understanding of, but they deal with that too.

The Psy/Changeling/Human world is never in stasis. As everything around them transforms and evolves, the Changelings and Humans, the ones who are paying attention, are caught in a whirlwind of Psy manipulations. It will be a wonder if any of them survive.

Singh has done it again. MINE TO POSSESS grabs you and never lets you go. This may be the best book of an already outstanding series.