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“Puma” by Jorrie Spencer

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ISBN: 1-60504-221-8
Length: Novel
Price: 5.50
Publication Date: October 14, 2008
Cover art by Anne Cain

Only in each other will they discover how to be truly free.

Callie, a cat-shifter, is a loner by virtue of the puma that lives inside her. After a job gone bad, her very human need for contact sends her in search of the only family she has. Callie finds her foster sister in a disturbing living arrangement. Something is seriously wrong in a place where people “belong” to one man and silence is enforced to the point a seven-year-old girl pretends to be autistic.

Dev Malik thinks it’s odd to see a strange woman in the tall grass behind his house, but he doesn’t have the time to ponder why. He’s too busy trying to shelter the child and woman in his household from Scott, the control freak who lives with them.

The truth is more dangerous than Callie imagines. Scott’s control is powerfully real. And Dev’s need to protect the vulnerable is as strong as Callie’s own. Their desire is as inevitable as it is frightening, for only by looking deep within each other will they find the strength to free them all from an unspeakable evil.

Warning: This title contains explicit sex.

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  1. 4.5 Blue Ribbons!

    PUMA is filled with mysteries to unfold. Ms. Spencer filled me with many emotions… Along with love and passion. It was a definite page turner…

    — ladybirdrobi for Romance Junkies Reviews

  2. Rating: 81!

    …well-paced and the build-up towards the climax is done very nicely indeed. It’s hard for me to say more without giving away things, so let me just say that I have a good time with this story.

    — Mrs. Giggles

  3. “Joyfully Recommended.....Jorrie Spencer has to write some of the most original storylines I have ever come across. Just when I thought I had Puma figured out, it would go in a different direction and while I thought I knew what the story was going to entail, I didn’t… “

    — Talia Ricchi from Joyfully Reviewed