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    Arctic Bound

    By Tigris Eden

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    There are secrets in even the smallest of towns...

    Nerina Simpson fled the streets of New York City, hoping to find solace outside the small town of Talkeetna, Alaska. Physically scarred from a fire that claimed both her parents, Nerina keeps to herself while she tries to put the darkness of her life behind her.
    When a winter storm forces her into town, she collides with Victor Canidae. An arrogant man who makes it no secret that he and everyone else in the town want her to leave.
    Headstrong, and refusing to back down, Nerina finds herself in trouble when her two, four-legged companions get lost in a storm, landing her in the path of an angry bear hell-bent on taking her life. Until a mysterious white wolf comes to her rescue. When she wakes up in a warm cave, the last person she expected to see is Victor.
    Stuck in a cave until the storm passes the two decide there is only one way to pass the time, and quickly when you're getting physical.
    ***Multicultural Paranormal Romance +18 Light BDSM***

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKats Kreative Ideas
    Release dateFeb 28, 2015
    ISBN9781625175182
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    Tigris Eden

    USA Today Bestselling Author, Tigris is a military brat who's done her fair share of traveling, thanks to her Army father. She's married to the infamous LL and has three boys. She currently resides in Houston and is actively seeking a book-buddy for the end of the world. You can find Tigris on Twitter, Facebook, and at her website. Twitter: @Tigris_Eden Facebook: www.facebook.com/TigrisEdenAuthor/ Website: www.tigriseden.com

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      ***Since my copy of this book is an ARC, I cannot speak of any errors I may have or may not have found***Arctic Bound follows Nerina and Victor, two people from two very different worlds who not only have to get past their differences, but work together to say their town.This story combines the old Egyptian lore of Anubis and his creating of the original werewolf packs, and the Ancient Greek myths centering around Artemis and her infamous silver bow. The story is woven beautifully and the reader will feel they are right there as the events unfold. There's enough twists and turns in this book to keep the reader on their toes and keep the pages turning. I feel this book is the perfect read for the lovers of true werewolf lore (not the media drivel that's spewed everywhere) It's not only a lesson on old lore, it's a story of love that ignores tradition and race.This book does end with a cliffhanger, so those who dislike them will just have to deal or risk missing out on an amazing book.I eagerly look forward to the next book in the Arctic Wolves series.I give this book 5 of 5 paws