Soul of the Wildcat

by Devyn Quinn

Book Overview

Experience the sexy and sultry world of Devyn Quinn where one woman is taken to an erotic place of primal ecstasy and untamed sensuality by. . . The Magic Man Wreathed in mists that are older than... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0758231210
• ISBN13: 9780758231215
• Release Date: December 2009
• Publisher: Aphrodisia
• Length: 281 Pages
• Weight: 0.57 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 6.6" x 8.2"

Customer Reviews

Soul of the Wildcat

Game warden Dakoda Jenkins is unable to believe what has just happened. Her partner has been shot to death by the very poachers who have kidnapped her. Evidently they are selling illegal animals to buyers will to pay top dollar to own an endangered species and buying a woman seems blasé, but it happens. Dakoda has been put in a cell with an agitated cougar - striving to be invisible is hard, especially when she sees the cougar watching her. Imagine her surprise when the cougar suddenly becomes a man, a very aroused and naked man at that, and her body instantly becomes aware of him. Jesse Clawfoot is pissed. The men who captured him want him to use his Indian blood to attract a buyer. The only good thing about being caught is the smell of Dakoda Jenkins. For days he has been tracking her and now that she is in the same cell with him, Jesse knows it is only a matter of time before she realizes what he already knows - they are mates. Now if they can escape their fate life would be good - especially if Dakoda is as hot for him as he thinks she is. Soul of the Wildcat starts out with a bang so to speak. Dakoda is kidnapped and placed in a cell with a wild animal. The wild animal changes and you have Jesse Clawfoot. And then they have sex. That's where I got lost because the sex between Jesse and Dakoda was pretty much that - sex. They weren't in love, they didn't know each other, and they were not engaged, married, dating, etc. I couldn't get past that fact, but the more I read, the more gratuitous I found their love scenes. The plot of Soul of the Wildcat, however, is a killer! It totally rocks. Secrets abound, American Indian lore is explored and I just really liked the storyline. It was Jesse and Dakoda that I didn't care for because I could never buy into their love - and I have to believe that the two main characters care about each other when I read. It is a must have in my book. Talia Reviewed for Joyfully Reviewed

exciting paranormal romantic suspense

In the South Mountains State Park of North Carolina, Native American Jesse Clawfoot is a Tlvdatsi tribesman. His clan consists of shapeshifters who can become cougars. Although powerful magic protects the Tlvdatsi, poachers still intrude and they face extinction as the cougar has just returned to the park. When Jesse is taken captive park ranger Dakoda Jenkins rescues him and assists him in returning to his clan. However, he conceals from his rescuer that he has been tracking her as he knows who she is, what she means to him and his tribe and who she comes from; roots she knows nothing about and an attraction she does not understand. Soul of the Wildcat is an exciting paranormal romantic suspense starring two likable lead protagonists in love yet conflicted over what to with dangerous poachers. Jesse is a terrific shapeshifter who believes his soulmate will save his tribe from extinction. Dakoda makes the tale as a strong woman confused by her feelings for Jesse and bewildered by what she observes. Readers will relish climbing the trails of the South Mountains as Devyn Quinn provides a thrilling shapeshifting tale of the power of love. Harriet Klausner