Leopard's Blood

By: Christine Feehan

Narrated by: Jim Frangione

Number one New York Times best-selling author Christine Feehan cuts straight to the heart of a man who stalks the shadows in an intoxicating Leopard novel.

Though born into a leopard's lair in the bayou, Joshua Tregre's fighting skills were honed in the rainforests of Borneo. Sleek and deadly, he's the perfect man to take over a crime syndicate back home in Louisiana's lush swamplands. His razor sharp instincts give him an edge in the violent underworld he knows so well, but even the watchful leopard inside him isn't prepared for the danger that comes from the girl next door.

She is a woman who can create beauty out of thin air - and out of the ruins of her own life. The games that dangerous men play have taken their toll on her, but she is bent, not broken. And it's her fierce spirit that's like a lure to Joshua, a temptation he can't resist - even if it means bringing his true nature into the light.

©2017 Christine Feehan (P)2017 Recorded Books

next please

next please. sad this is it for now. hurry & write more. what will I do in down time

Needs more Story

Needs more story less sex. It was hard to listen to at times due to all the sex scenes but overall I enjoyed the book.

Awesome listening to the other men stories!

Now to see if the other couples all raise their children together! More powerful women please!

Christian feehan

If you like Christine Meehan books you will love her new. pepper siers.each book is its own story of love an adventure. so I recommend. all her books to read.

The amount of sex in the story.

MS. Feehan is unparalleled in her ability to draw the reader into the emotional ,sexual and physical world of her heroine and hero of the story. While those moments of sexual banter and ultimately when the two stars of our story complete the beautiful and erotic sexual encounter it leaves me the reader after devouring every moment feeling just as spent and fulfilled. Please don’t misunderstand me, I enjoy this experience immensely, but when a whole chapter (or most of it) is used to portray this building of the character’s relationship, not once not twice but three times, as well as many shared moments of this nature, it leaves very little room left for the story. I love the storyline of the Leopard books they are at the top of my favorite series list, Aa are the characters that evolve and are written about in each of the Leopard books. But when the same words and emotional descriptions are used so repetitively it loses its luster, and I feel cheated of a wonderful story of Sex, mystery, and mayhem with my happily ever after.