Christine Feehan has once again launched her readers into a world where anything can, and usually does, happen---with a nice, big dose of the sexy paranormal thrown in. Feehan fans and newcomers alike won't be able to help being enthralled by the lush setting of this book, the hunky hero, the sleek jaguars of the jungle, and a heroine who is too damn spunky to let a little matter of being hunted get her down. Definitely a winner! ( )

You can always count on Ms. Feehan to write a story that will capture you from the first sentence and hold you until the last. Wild Rain is a fast paced supernatural thriller that digs it's claws in a won't let go. The Characters are crisp and complex and you can't help but fall in love with her hero. A dark and highly sexual man that makes you melt in your seat. I certenly hope that Ms. Feehan revisits this wonderful world of shapeshifters with more stories of thrills, chills and romance! ( )

Not a favorite book of hers. The heroine is not idiotic, but the hero is not a type I particularly care for and I don't care for the rain forest setting. I have yet to try to reread this, which I normally do with her books. ( )

I am really embarrassed to say I liked this book. A shape-shifter man-leopard assassin-but-really-a-goodguy-paying-for-one-bad-mistake meets a woman in the middle of the jungle who turns out to be a shape-shifter woman-leopard who doesn’t know it and is running from an assassin. Not only that, but her older brother is a shape-shifter man-leopard and her uncle who murdered her parents knows it and wants him to run his drug cartel. Got all that? Good. Moving on. The characters are really easy to like and seem like real people (even though they aren’t really people – but leopard-people) and the romance doesn’t seem forced. Neither one is telling the other the whole truth, so while the female character goes through the mysterious “change that’s kind of like a female cat going into heat” the male character is busy fighting bad guys, patching up wounds, caring for his two companion leopards, and making friends. All this goes on while he believes he is untrustworthy and he deserves to live in exile.

Did I mention I really liked this book? I can’t explain why… but this story just grabbed me and wouldn’t let go. It seems silly to like such a mock-worthy novel now, but I will hang my head in shame and hide the poor paperback under my bed when polite company comes over so they don’t see the goofy grin on my face when they pick it up and read the back. ( )

very good book ( )