Captivating Her Jaguars
Four jaguar’s fighting for a home.
Haven has enjoyed pushing the boundaries, refusing to follow the rules she grew up with. Ready for an adventure, she travels to the one person who has been by her side, even though they haven’t met yet. A new world is revealed, and it rocks everything Haven knew to be true. She finds herself among a family with fascinating gifts and four men focused on her in ways she desperately wants to explore.
Hunter has spent years searching for his family. With his two youngest brothers placed in different homes, he fought to keep Bane by his side. He had no issue shedding the blood of those who kept them from him, so when Haven enters their lives, he will do anything to claim her.
Many say Bane is cold, intense, and dangerous. The only opinion he cares about is that of his brothers, and the mysterious shifter who gave him a place to belong. When a human calls to his animal, he will prove all the rumors about him true if anyone tries to take her away from them.
Remy appears civilized, yet it takes every ounce of control not to show the demons he holds inside. Growing up in a cold, abusive home, he wished for the brothers he barely remembers. Once his family is reunited, all that matters is their happiness, until Haven tests their control.
Lawson grew up fighting to survive, believing his family was lost to him. His jaguar is angry and vicious. The moment he sees his brothers for the first time since he was a child, he finally feels like he belongs, but something is missing.
Haven will have a choice: give her four mates the home and acceptance they have always wanted, or allow the fear of the unknown to choose for her.
Captivating Her Jaguars is the thirteenth book in the Embracing The Bond Series, a stand-alone, jaguar, steamy, paranormal romance. A guaranteed HEA where the female character ends up with four mates.
Note: Due to explicit language, graphic sexual scenes, and violence, this book is intended for mature (18 years +) readers.
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