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Race Ogden is a hunter who loves the
chase.—any type of chase. So, while visiting at his friends
sanctuary for leopards, Race is extremely interested in the
trio of sister leopards that have moved into a cabin there.
All three are hot, but the middle one catches his eye the
most. One night while hunting outside the sanctuary, Race
discovers that there is more to these ladies than just the
quiet cover they show the world. Protecting his people is
part of the job of a hunter and Race has no problems with
protecting them—especially Karma. If this gives him an in
with the hot female, then more the better.
Karma Sheridan has traveled and taken
on dangerous jobs to protect the leopards that come to
them. Karma and her sisters work for a secret group and
they are willing to do and use anything to keep their cover
and charges safe. Karma, like a lot of leopards these days,
doesn’t think much of the hunters. After all, didn’t they
show their true spots not long ago—and rumor had that it
wasn’t for the side of good . But once Race kisses her, all
the rules change on Karma and she has to decide what is more
important—her job or the love of a hunter.
Lust is the calling card that starts
off Race and Karma’s story in Vision Controller.
Race chases, catches, and loses Karma only to discover that
there is a smudge on the name of hunters in many eyes of his
people. Karma doesn’t really believe much good about
hunters now until she tries to come to terms with how she
reacts to Race. The passion that snaps between Race and
Karma keeps you wondering if they could find a way to mate.
It seemed to me that the fates were against them as first
her job, and then her sisters, and then yet another thing
tried to get between them. But lust and passion can quickly
become love when hearts become one, which is what I saw
happen. Another set of passionate leopards keep
Vision Controller a page-turner that smokes.
While the books in Leopard Visions can
be read as stand alones, I would strongly suggest that you
begin with the first one and go forward as they circle
around each other. |