J'tar and Daughter of J'tar

J'TAR Treaty talks bring Amara to Rubiya, a country rumored to sacrifice royal children to wild Jaxtar cats. More rumors abound about a half man, half Jaxtar called J'Tar. When Amara meets the J'Tar, a man named Curran, he is a warrior trained to protect his brother, Rubiya's ruler. She cannot believe the rumors. But she witnesses his shapeshifting and is horrified. She cannot reconcile the wild Jaxtar with the dangerous man who fascinates her. Bit by bit, Amara and Curran give in to the passionate hunger they feel towards each other, a passion they cannot control. They will have to face poachers, hidden desires, secret fears and even the threat of death if they want to be together. And Amara will find that to love Curran is to love all that he is, even his Jaxtar half. DAUGHTER OF J'TAR When Arkady meets Riana, he knows why he's been given the gift of healing magic. She's a J'Tar, a shapeshifter, part human, part Jaxtar. She's also royal niece of the ruler, angry daughter, and bereaved mother of Jaxtar kits who left her when weaned. She's wild with anger, grief and the desire to be free. Arkady has secrets. He is a Jaxtar in a human body whose destiny is to be the J'Tar's mate. He is full of untapped magic he cannot use. He's formed a mate bond with Riana that she fears will steal her freedom. But he'll do anything to win her love-vanquish her fears, help her find her kits, make her mindless with passion. Riana is a woman worth winning and his secrets will make him the victor.