β Scribed by Munro, Shelley
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Dangerous thieves lurk in the great outdoors. Hold on to your heartβ¦
Tomboy Mungo Caimbeulach seeks her fatherβs love. Unfortunately, sheβs an unwanted imposition rather than a valuable daughter. When the coos she has raised from young are sold without her permission, sheβs determined to retrieve them in the time-honored Scothage tradition. Sheβll reave her coos, impress her father with this courageous endeavor and prove sheβs worthy of his affection.
Shapeshifter Joe Mitchell dreams of raising cattle as he did on Earth, and purchasing his foundation herd is the first step. But color him shocked when the thief who steals from him is his mateβaccording to his feline half. Decisive, he follows in the footsteps of his brothers and captures Mungo. Now his plan is two-fold. Seduction of his feisty mate and safe passage for his cattle. Easier said than done when danger pounces from left and right during their journey home.
Mungo isnβt sure what to make of this cat-man with his propensity for stripping naked. Bossyβyes! But she canβt stop sneaking peeks and then there is the kissing and caressingβ¦
Contains two strong characters with opposite goals, passion in the great outdoors, and more annoying dangers impeding their romance than Joe cares to mention!
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