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Fire Jaguars #1
Fire Moon Dance
[PolyAmour: Erotic Paranormal Multiple Partner Romance, M/M/F, shape-shifters]
In the jaguar clan, the Goddess and seasonal moon dance could choose and bless a mating.
Lovers Sebastian Haywood and Raphael Salazar don’t want to risk the chance of a mismatch after they fall for a newcomer. When Sebastian locates a lost courtship law to use before the Fire Moon, which overrides the seasonal dance, they declare courtship, offering a trinity union to Hillary Kearney. Unable to consummate, the toms introduce their innocent female to other sensual delights their pairing can offer.
A Siren Erotic Romance
In the jaguar clan, the Goddess and seasonal moon dance could choose and bless a mating.
Lovers Sebastian Haywood and Raphael Salazar don’t want to risk the chance of a mismatch after they fall for a newcomer. When Sebastian locates a lost courtship law to use before the Fire Moon, which overrides the seasonal dance, they declare courtship, offering a trinity union to Hillary Kearney. Unable to consummate, the toms introduce their innocent female to other sensual delights their pairing can offer.
A Siren Erotic Romance
165 pages, ebook
First published September 13, 2011
25 people want to read
About the author
Nicole Dennis
85 books121 followersDreamy…Sensual…Forever Love
A quiet one, Nicole Dennis is the penname of an asexual author of different genres of fiction – both LGBT+ and hetero. Lots of characters, worlds, and stories build up in her head until she must get them down on the screen – anything from romance to fantasy to paranormal.
During the day, she works in a quiet office in Central Florida, where she makes her home, and enjoys the down time to slip into her imagination. She is owned by a feline companion – a fluffy house panther, known as Midnight the Void. A very special furbaby who is FIV+ and polydactyl on her front paws (fluffy danger mittens!).
A quiet one, Nicole Dennis is the penname of an asexual author of different genres of fiction – both LGBT+ and hetero. Lots of characters, worlds, and stories build up in her head until she must get them down on the screen – anything from romance to fantasy to paranormal.
During the day, she works in a quiet office in Central Florida, where she makes her home, and enjoys the down time to slip into her imagination. She is owned by a feline companion – a fluffy house panther, known as Midnight the Void. A very special furbaby who is FIV+ and polydactyl on her front paws (fluffy danger mittens!).
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June 8, 2012
4 Hearts
First published at MM Good Book Reviews
In the jaguar clan, the Goddess and seasonal moon dance could choose and bless a mating. Lovers Sebastian Haywood and Raphael Salazar don’t want to risk the chance of a mismatch after they fall for a newcomer. When Sebastian locates a lost courtship law to use before the Fire Moon, which overrides the seasonal dance, they declare courtship, offering a trinity union to Hillary Kearney. Unable to consummate, the toms introduce their innocent female to other sensual delights their pairing can offer.
Review: M/M/F is not my favorite genre because I usually always end up reading one that puts me off them for 6months before I read a blurb that intrigues me enough to try again. This one did and I am glad that I decided to read it.
Sebastian and Raphael have been a committed couple for decades; they have been looking for a third and have finally found her and the means to claim her. Nothing will stand in their way. Hillary transferred from her father’s clan a year ago and she is supposed to fulfill his wishes, but it doesn’t quite work out when the one her father wishes her to mate with mates with another.
The courtship that Sebastian and Raphael put into effect sweep Hillary off her feet and Hillary falls for them rapidly but she is cautious as her father’s warning rings in her mind. The scenes between these three are explicit but sensual and loving as they prepare for the Fire Moon Dance and the Goddesses Blessing.
So an enjoyable read that has some genuine old fashioned courtship and romance. But just because its old fashioned doesn’t mean that they can’t twist the rules a bit (wink, wink, nudge, nudge).
First published at MM Good Book Reviews
In the jaguar clan, the Goddess and seasonal moon dance could choose and bless a mating. Lovers Sebastian Haywood and Raphael Salazar don’t want to risk the chance of a mismatch after they fall for a newcomer. When Sebastian locates a lost courtship law to use before the Fire Moon, which overrides the seasonal dance, they declare courtship, offering a trinity union to Hillary Kearney. Unable to consummate, the toms introduce their innocent female to other sensual delights their pairing can offer.
Review: M/M/F is not my favorite genre because I usually always end up reading one that puts me off them for 6months before I read a blurb that intrigues me enough to try again. This one did and I am glad that I decided to read it.
Sebastian and Raphael have been a committed couple for decades; they have been looking for a third and have finally found her and the means to claim her. Nothing will stand in their way. Hillary transferred from her father’s clan a year ago and she is supposed to fulfill his wishes, but it doesn’t quite work out when the one her father wishes her to mate with mates with another.
The courtship that Sebastian and Raphael put into effect sweep Hillary off her feet and Hillary falls for them rapidly but she is cautious as her father’s warning rings in her mind. The scenes between these three are explicit but sensual and loving as they prepare for the Fire Moon Dance and the Goddesses Blessing.
So an enjoyable read that has some genuine old fashioned courtship and romance. But just because its old fashioned doesn’t mean that they can’t twist the rules a bit (wink, wink, nudge, nudge).
August 21, 2011
This was so so good. I cant wait for the next book. I hope its soon.
October 23, 2012
very good book
March 24, 2014
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