Leopard’s Scar

Leopard, Book 14

By: Christine Feehan

Narrated by: James McAdams

Length: 13 hrs and 15 mins

Publisher's summary

Animal attraction takes over in this exhilarating Leopard novel from #1 New York Times bestselling author Christine Feehan.

The moment Meiling sees Gedeon she knows he’s a leopard shifter—just as she knows she can’t trust him. Meiling doesn’t take chances, life has taught her better than that. So why does she find herself rescuing this deadly, gorgeous man, when she knows she’d be better off leaving him to die?

Gedeon is used to women throwing themselves at him, not throwing his injured body over their beautiful, deceptively strong shoulders and carrying him to safety. He might be embarrassed, if he wasn’t so aroused by the very thought of this feisty lotus blossom.

As they strike up a working relationship that suits them both, Gedeon starts to rely on Meiling for just about everything. But when her hidden nature rises to the surface, the connection that links them shifts into an all-consuming desire. And neither will escape unmarked...

©2022 Christine Feehan (P)2022 Recorded Books

Amazing storyline

I am always amazed at how different each storyline is from previous books. This was so good, I stayed awake until 2am listening. Thank you.

Leopard’s Scar is Delightful

From beginning to end this book will keep you entertained with the danger and banter of the growing professional and personal relationship of Gedeon and Meiling. The enemies of their past are lurking around each corner the turn.

well balanced

Feehan has had a knack for over sexing her stories lately, this was a delightful exception. I loved the balance of thrilling action and steamy sensuality that was never over the top. very tasteful and an absolute must read. one of her best!

Great Story!!

This reminded me so much of the Carpathian stories... I loved the main couple - so good to have a story where the lead couple got along most all of the time and supported each other thru everything with minimal drama between them. The drama was the bad guys and dealing with them - not the couple themselves. They had a few issues as always, but together
in one way or another most of the time.

Great as always

The story line was great. Saving women and children should be a given. I like the way the main character taught women to protect themselves instead of being a victim.

A good read

Overall very good read the audio was wonderful and her books always are ready for the next one

Exciting

Another exciting and very hot story. Couldn’t put it down. Can’t wait for the next book.

Great book

I thought the book was well thought out. The characters were deep, and they brought in other characters from other locations as well as other books in to this one, especially the bakery. I thought the book was well thought out. The characters were deep, and they brought in other characters from other locations as well as other books in to this one, especially the bakery.

Great story

So glad I could add another Christine Feehan book to my must read yearly column!

This book has a great story and very strong characters that I hope to get a peak into their lives in future books. The good guys behave in a loving, caring and protective manner toward their loved ones and the pain and humiliations were restricted to the guys that deserved death for their treatment of their captives.

Christine Feehan has been a huge favorite for years but I had become a little hesitant to purchase certain series of her books as the sexual perversions of the "bad" guys that should be killed without remorse was becoming too common with the "good" guys I had come to love in other books such as giving pain (whips or uncomfortable positions) or humiliation to their "loved ones" such as butt plug tails or crawling on the floor as used by the "bad guys" that were killed for their treatment of their sex slaves. When reading about the captive boy with the tail that had been in this book it brought back parts of a past book when a character I really liked did the same thing to his "loved one". Sorry I don't care that it was "consensual" and supposed to be fun. Why treat a "loved one" like you watched your tormentors treat other children to hurt and humiliate them?

Enjoy the story very much

Christine Feehan has done it again Meliling and Gedeon wonderful. I love all her books in here read all of them.