After a jaguar warrior finds his mate, he does not entangle
himself with another woman. Because of his feelings of
betrayal toward his rightful mate, Conner Vega throws
himself into his next mission, a work requiring him to
seduce a villainous woman who has stolen children of area
Panama tribes for blackmail. As well as being a murderess,
kidnapper and ruthlessly toxic developer, Imelda Cortez
attempts to recruit jaguar shifters to go against their
communities and work for her. After some incentive arrives
from his absent father in the form of information about
Imelda and his murdered mother's pelt, Conner is ready to
betray his mate even further with the plan to seduce
Imelda. Conner feels he cannot get any lower.
Isabeau Chandler blames a jaguar warrior for killing her
father; even though she has learned the man who called
himself her father was involved in illegal activities, she
cannot move past the pain. Her hurt over being seduced as a
way for the assassin to get closer to her father shadows
her thoughts, even as her body burns for a man whose name
she doesn't know.
Feehan's Leopard series continues with this riveting book.
Sizzling and exciting, the intricacies are brilliant, and
surprises erupt at every turn.
Called on a dangerous assignment, leopard shifter Conner
Vega returns to the Panama rainforest of his homeland,
looking every bit the civilized male. But as a member of
the
most lethal of the shifter tribes, he doesn’t have a
civilized bone in his body. He carries the scent of a wild
animal in its prime, he bears the soul-crushing sins of
past
kills - and he’s branded by the scars of shame inflicted by
the woman he betrayed.
Isabeau Chandler’s a Borneo
shifter who’s never forgiven Conner - or forgotten him. The
mating urge is still with her, and when she crosses
Connor’s
path, passions run like wild fire. But as Connor’s mission
draws Isabeau closer, another betrayal lies waiting in the
shadows - and it’s the most perilous and intimate one of
all.
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