David Patterson is a jaguar shifter and a Special Forces Golden Claw JAG agent whose latest job is tracking down a set of shifter twins, Alex and Nate Taylor. His boss Martin Sullivan wants them as JAG members. After tailing them to a place they shouldn't have been and about to get beat up by another shifter, David learns that these boys know something about a real jaguar missing from a local zoo. The twins escape to Belize and David is about to go on a JAGUAR HUNT ... with a partner.

Tammy Anderson is a shifter and an Enforcer for JAG and she hates partners, especially the Golden Claw guys, so she ditches them and closes the cases on her own. Except this guy won't be ditched and she finds herself in Belize with him, searching for a set of mischievous twins and the truth about the stolen jaguar that she had been originally searching for.

Is it possible that someone inside JAG is a traitor and thief? If what the boys say is the truth it is very possible and the only people they can trust is each other and their bosses. Tammy has a few trust issues but with David treating her as an equal and he being sexy as all get out ... this mission with its twists and funny turns, especially by the boys, just might become something very, very special for them both.

JAGUAR HUNT drops you in the middle of the action and all you can do is hold on tight. Author Terry Spear brings to life her Jaguar world with a lot of humor, plenty of sizzling sex and of course the spectacular touches of good guy versus bad guy action. I really loved David and Tammy as agents and as a couple, they fit perfectly and once she stopped trying to dump him, they worked well together. He accepts that she is an agent and knows how to handle herself, even if his instinct tells him to protect the little woman, he is smart enough not to. Tammy finds herself opening up to him about a worry she has concerning her family and knows it will go no farther. The twins added a lot of humor to this book and I found myself laughing out loud a couple of times, but when it is necessary those boys and another set of twins that come into play dive into the action without fear. Great book, fun read and I cannot wait to see what Ms. Spear comes up with for the next one.