Vision Fulfilled
by Lorie O'Clare

Savage. Leopard shifters define the word. They are raw power, ferocious intensity hidden within human flesh.

Megan has worked her ass off to become the future owner of Pierce's Lair. But the previous owner, now dead, pulled a fast one. No matter, the damn bar is hers and she's not going down without a fight!

When Thad arrives to take control, the sparks don't fly, they explode. Battle for the bar turns into lust of the body. What begins as hostile turns into hedonistic.

Thad upholds leopard code. He is a hunter, trained to protect and police his species. When his sire dies, he is honor-bound to take the bar despite Megan's repeated verbal and bodily attacks. Maybe owning the bar is a good thing. After all, taming one hot little redhead with the most tantalizing scent to drive a male into sexual rampage should be easy and provide good entertainment. Females are meant to be domesticated.

But poor Thad is about to learn to never underestimate the carnal intensity of a female leopard.

Reader Advisory: These cat-shifters aren't your everyday cuddly tabby cats. The males are wild and feral, the females are strong and won't roll over to have their tummies rubbed. If you like leopards, want your loving untamed and fierce, then come take a ride on the wild side...if you can stand the heat.

Lorie O'Clare's Bio

All my life, I've wondered at how people fall into the routines of life. The paths we travel seemed to be well-trodden by society. We go to school, fall in love, find a line of work (and hope and pray it is one we like), have children and do our best to mold them into good people who will travel the same path. This is the path so commonly referred to as the "real world". The characters in my books are destined to stray down a different path other than the one society suggests. Each story leads the reader into a world altered slightly from the one they know. For me, this is what good fiction is about, an opportunity to escape from the daily grind and wander down someone else's path. Lorie O'Clare lives in Kansas with her three sons.

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