Title: Tiger's Claim
Author: Celia Kyle
Publisher: Forever (Grand Central Publishing)
Series: Shifter Rogues, Book #2
Publication Date: November 27, 2018
Tiger's Claim, by Celia Kyle is a highly intriguing paranormal shifter action-suspense romance.
Cole Turner has a persona of a wealthy playboy, yet he's also a tiger shifter and part of the Shifter Operations Command, which is complied of alpha shifters dedicated to protecting all shifters. During an undercover mission, Cole encounters Stella Moore, a jaguar shifter, intent on using a bomb in revenge for the destruction of her family.
To protect the mission and their lives, Cole pretends to be romantically involved with Stella, which leads to Stella's further involvement in Cole's team current mission. While striving to stay alive and take down evil anti-shifters, Cole and Stella deal with their instant romantic attraction and mate possibilities.
As the second book in the Shifter Rogues series, it easily reads as a standalone, yet it's recommended to start with the first book to meet the secondary characters, particularly the shifter team members. The conversations and interactions between Cole and his team members are often entertaining, and I'm looking forward to reading future books in this series!
To protect the mission and their lives, Cole pretends to be romantically involved with Stella, which leads to Stella's further involvement in Cole's team current mission. While striving to stay alive and take down evil anti-shifters, Cole and Stella deal with their instant romantic attraction and mate possibilities.
As the second book in the Shifter Rogues series, it easily reads as a standalone, yet it's recommended to start with the first book to meet the secondary characters, particularly the shifter team members. The conversations and interactions between Cole and his team members are often entertaining, and I'm looking forward to reading future books in this series!
Tiger's Claim is geared towards those who enjoy reading paranormal action-suspense romances, particularly involving military-style shifters.
Note: I received this book from NetGalley, which is a program designed for bloggers to write book reviews in exchange for books, yet the opinions expressed in this review are my own.
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