Another solid book from Terry Spear, “You Had Me at Jaguar
And, Terry Spear did not disappoint. From the streets of Houston to the jungles of Belize, it is an adrenaline rush from start to finish as jaguar shifters Howard Armstrong and Valerie Chambers try to catch one of their own.
This is not your usual paranormal story wherein the weres are pitted against humans who are bad guys. “You Had Me at Jaguar
The novel is first and foremost a police procedural, paranormal style. It is also a slow burn romance between the hero and heroine. They could have used more character development. But I presume that there are no more pages available to do that because of the main plot and the other two subplots.
There is also a crossover with the werewolves, which is good to see. I had that in “A Very Jaguar Christmas” and it was thoroughly enjoyable.
A fast and easy read, “You Had Me at Jaguar
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You Had Me at Jaguar
Police Procedural, Paranormal Style.
This is not your usual paranormal story wherein the weres are pitted against humans who are bad guys. “You Had Me at Jaguar” gives a glimpse on how the wereworld police themselves and hide their existence from the general population. The novel is first and foremost a police procedural, paranormal style.
Description: You Had Me at Jaguar
“[T]hrilling from start to finish.”—RT Book Reviews, 4 Stars for Jaguar Pride
They’re not the only ones on the prowl…but they’re the most dangerous…
The United Shifter Force gives jaguar agent Howard Armstrong an impossible task—to protect fierce she-jaguar Valerie Chambers, when the last thing she wants is protecting. They’re going international to take down a killer and he can guard Valerie all day long. But guard his heart? He doesn’t stand a chance.
Heart of the Shifter Series:
You Had Me at Jaguar (Book 1)
Image Credits: Jaguar drinking from pond by Ahmadreza Heidaripoor, Black Jaguar by Neal Nisbet, Fierce Jaguar by Ian Lindsay; all on Pixabay
