Review: Leopard's Run
Leopard's Run by Christine FeehanMy rating: 3.5 of 5 stars
This series gets better and better. Always a fan of Ms. Feehan, this book hits all the right spots. Looking for a good romance with a bit of darkness? This is the book for you. The shifter world is never an easy one. It appears that those with "might" generally are the abusive sort. This is true for both Timur and Ashe. Their past is peppered with trauma inducing defining moments. These terrible experiences are what makes these two so strong. When the two meet, it is a challenge to see who is the stronger one.
Ms. Feehan consistently delivers romance with a bite. The conflicts in this story are sometimes painful to witness and guessing how they can be resolved can sometimes be gut clenching. Ms. Feehan paints her characters into a corner which I'm not quite sure how they will rescue themselves without using ex deus machina. And yet, every time, Ms. Feehan finds a way for her characters to rescue themselves out of a bind. I love it. I enjoy how the characters butt heads and still find common ground. Bringing in previous characters in the series helps keep this world building familiar. It is like coming back to a favourite café and seeing my favourite servers still providing excellent service.
I look forward to seeing which leopard will fall for their mate next. They struggle so hard against the evitable. The journey with twists, turns and set backs is what makes this romance so good. This paranormal romance is recommended to readers who enjoy a bit of sorrow added to their happily ever after.
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