Barbara S. (tioga) reviewed werecat on 8/22/2008 + 167 more book reviews

Helpful Score: 2

There are only eight breeding female werecats. Naturally, the tabbies are highly treasured and protected since the number of tabbies to toms born is extremely low. Most werecats are born into a Pride and each Pride has a designated area of the United States to call their own. Some toms are "made" by being bitten or scratched by a werecat; these are called "strays." A Stray can also be an outcast from a Pride or from another country.

Faythe has been warned about Strays all her life. Her family allowed the headstrong, independent tabby to leave the Pride to attend college but discretely kept an eye on her. Still she is attacked by a Stray but he gets the worse of that fight. That same day, Faythe is collected by one of her fathers enforcers and returned to the Pride for protection. Human women are being murdered by a werecat. Tabbies are being kidnapped.

This is a great plot with well developed characters woven into a story that is very enjoyable. I give it 5 stars.

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