Wild Cat Cait

by Rachelle Morgan

Book Overview

A wonderful talent joins Avon's bestselling roster of romance authors with a warm, funny and stirring love story about a man who is trying to redeem a bad name, and a woman who is learning to listen to her heart. Part Blackfoot Indian, Caitlin "Wild Cat Cait" Perry is proud of her reputation as the legendary "wild woman of the mountains", and she's found out the hard way never to trust the male animal. But at times she yearns for something more than this solitary life she's built for herself in the high Montana country. And the curvaceous mountain woman finds ruggedly handsome Ethan Sawyer hard to resist. The soulful and passionate hunter walks into her secluded sanctuary, intent upon capturing a cougar who's terrorizing his community, but captures Cait's heart instead. Will his love be another trap, or will it finally set her free?

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 038080039X
• ISBN13: 9780380800391
• Release Date: September 1998
• Publisher: Avon Books
• Length: 370 Pages
• Weight: 0.45 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.1" x 4.2" x 6.9"

Customer Reviews

Funny and delightful

In 1887, high in the Montana mountains, lives WILD CAT CAIT accompanied by her friends, the wild felines. Cait trusts no man as they have spent her entire life hurting and betraying her, which is why she lives the life of a hermit.Everything abruptly changes when the nearby town sends a group of men to hunt down a murderous mountain lion. Cait, protecting her pets, catches one of the hunters Ethan Sawyer, who has chosen a lonely life because of his acrimonious distrust of people. However, the attraction between Cait and Ethan is too big to ignore and soon the two solitary souls unite in love as they walk down the middle between vengeful townsfolk and a killer cat.WILD CAT CAIT is a unique, sensual western romance that will generate much positive attention towards author Rachelle Morgan, and her previous and future works. The story line is refreshingly environmental without lecturing the audience on our shortfalls. However, it is the lead couple, who prove th! at it takes two to make the soul completewho move the readers, leaving the audience crying and and laughing, while clamoring for this awesome talent's next novel. Harriet Klausner