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Revision as of 05:59, 19 February 2006
- Author: Bernadette Gardner
- Publisher: Publisher Name
- Year: 2005
Blurb
When an inhuman scream silences the night creatures in a Pennsylvania woodland, Alliana Cambridge isn't afraid. She's angry. When she goes in search of the source of that tortured sound she expects to find another drunken hunter injured by his own gun.
Instead she finds something indescribable. He's six feet of sensuous panther-black skin stretched over taut muscle. His green eyes glow with feral intelligence and though she can't speak his language, Alli knows he's asking for her help. She watches as his magnificent body heals itself of a vicious gunshot wound and she wonders if he's come to enslave humans, starting with her.
Of course, she's probably dreaming. After all, magnificent feline aliens don't normally roam the woods behind Alli's home. If he's still there, in her bed, in the morning ... well, she'll worry about it then.
Reviews
- eCataromance 4 ½ Stars! "HUNTER’S MOON … is a fabulous story. It is about learning to communicate with other beings and what better way to learn than through the universal way, love … fascinating and highly entertaining." ~ Sheryl
