#107 Heart of Obsidian by Nalini Singh

This one is all Psy book, Kaleb finally finds what he has been looking for the last several books. Turns out it was someone who he cared about in secret and was taken away from him as a young man. Most of the book is Sahara trying to recover from being tortured for years by another councilor to use her powers to control other Psy. The other half of the book is Pure Psy attacking different cities and then Kaleb and the Arrows coming to help. As the attacks continue the Changelings are also helping in the rescue efforts showing the world a united working front against the Pure Psy. By the end of the book the group seems to be broken and a hopefully a new future for all the Psy can start. I’m curious how the next book will go  in the future of the Psy race.

#108 Tales of Honor Volume 1: On Basilisk Station by Matt Hawkins, David Weber, Jung-Geun Yoon,

Tales of Honor Volume 1: On Basilisk Station by Matt Hawkins, David Weber, Jung-Geun Yoon, Sang-Il Jeung, Linda Sejic

This is a five issue collection of the new comic retelling of On Basilisk Station. I've read most of the books in the series and I liked how they decided to tell this story in flashbacks from an event in the future of the series.  The down side is reading this as a collection there is the constant summary of what has happened in the prior issues. The art is nice but I’m not sold on the treecat art but that is more of a subjective taste. This isn’t the entire version of On Basilisk Station but enough to give a reader a taste if he wants to read the entire book instead of waiting for the rest of the issues.

Digital review copy provided by the publisher

#109 Harley Quinn, Vol. 1: Hot in the City by Jimmy Palmiotti, Amanda Conner, Chad Hardin

This is the first of any of the New 52 I have read. My previous information about Harley Quinn is from the cartoon Batman, The Animated Series.  This story arc gives Harley her own voice and not just an extension of The Joker.  It starts with her making a new start in Coney Island as the result of inheriting a building from one of her clients in her secret identity.  For some reason someone has put a bounty on her head and she is constantly killing people trying to collect. Most of the issues have her dealing with this at some point although there is some overlap of her personal life with her mayhem life.  I liked it and I think I would read the next collection of stuff when it comes out.

Digital review copy provided by the publisher through NetGalley