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Wild Rain (Leopard People #2)

by Christine Feehan

4.05 · rating details · 2,901 ratings · 76 reviews

What has she done? With a new identity, a staged death, and a chance to flee the treachery that stalks her, Rachael has escaped from a faceless assassin. Now, thousands of miles from home, under the lush canopy of the rain forest, she’s found sanctuary.

Where can she hide? In this world teeming with unusual creatures walks the most exotic of them all. His name is Rio. A nat

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Jan 22, 2012

Katie Cody rated it

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Love can be found in the strangest of places and at the most unlikely of times, but it is at the right time and the right place for love.
“Wild Rain” is one of my absolute favorite books written by Christine Feehan. I loved Rio and felt that he was quite possibly one of the sweetest hero’s I have ever come across. He is so lonely and he deserved much more than what he got from his elders. I was so happy when he found Rachel they are so great together. It took a while for Rio to warm up to ...more

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Jan 02, 2012

Amy rated it

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This second book in the series was definitely better than the first. I absolutely adored the interactions between Rio and Rachel. I get so sick of whiny heroines who can't do anything for themselves and need a big, strong man to do everything for them. And on the flip side, I hate the heroines who are so over-the-top feminist that they could turn washing their hands into an argument about the unfair treatment of women, or some bull mess like that. Rachel and Rio both gave as well as they too...more

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Jul 27, 2011

Kerra added it · review of another edition

I've read a couple of Christine Feehan books (Including Burning Wild from the shape-shifter series) and I think this is one of my favourites. There was a really good story line, and the characters were really interesting.

The tortured hero has sort of been getting on my nerves lately (I mean, seriously, it seems like they all have some deep dark secret in their past...maybe that's what makes them so interesting, but I find it a little repetative) but I thought Rio's story was really different an...more

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Sep 26, 2010

Lolita de libros rated it

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Shelves: were-cat, paranormal-romance

This was my first Christine Feehan book. I was under the impression she was cheezy, because of the common complaint in several reviews, make fun of her always using 'velvet sheath' as her romantic, hot sexy vagina word. They were right, it is overly used. Velvet is dry and somewhat fuzzy, so it bugged me too!! SOooo sorry!! Other authors use better words, descriptions, and don't over use the description. I got to where I skipped those parts entirely.

Overall, though, it was a pr...more

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Aug 11, 2010

Christine rated it

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Shelves: fantasy, romance

This book had an intriguing premise. I love the shape-shifting leopard people and the wild jungle setting.

There were two huge problems with this book that kept me from loving the story. First, this author made the common error of thinking that she could create drama by withholding information. This seems to happen in romance more than other genres, the information coming out when one confesses to the other, but in this case, by the time it came out, I was past the point of caring. It w...more

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Sep 26, 2009

Karyn rated it

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4.5 Stars.
Very interesting story this
After the meh first book The Awakening, Wild Rain was a great read. Rachael has come to the Borneo rain forest on the run from her past. Trying to stage her own death and begin a new life in the forest, she ends up in Rio's home, thinking its only a dwelling for travellers
Rio is one of the leopard people and has 2 clouded leopards as his companions. He thinks she’s one of the poachers and in the scuffle that follows his snow leopard hurts ...more

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Dec 29, 2011

Tilly Slaton rated it

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A thrilling ride through the survival of a leopard attack, torturous pain, fever and past life confusion.

Wild Rain is the second book in Christine Feehan’s leopard series. This book is the story of Rio and Rachael.

Rio is a male shape-shifting leopard who has been banished from the village of his people. He works with a team that rescues or assassinates psycho bad dudes.

Rachael (I’ll be vague because I refuse to write a spoiler heh) is running from her past. She f...more

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Jan 14, 2010

Gamatst rated it

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Shelves: paranormal-romance

A 4 1/2 star read. I enjoyed this book a lot, it drug a little in spots but was really good from the time the details about Rachel's brother are known until the end.

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Mar 20, 2009

Sherri *SheLuvs2Read* rated it

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Well, well, well. My first wallbanger of the year and its from one of my favorite authors.

In a nutshell, this book sucked.

- no character development. if there's a prequel to this book it would have been nice to have read it. apparently it explains a whole heck of a lot of things.

-heroine is stupid. she is VIOLENTLY attacked by the hero's "pet leopards", nearly has her leg torn off, suffers days and weeks of fever and infection and then one da...more

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Apr 02, 2010

Emily rated it

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Rachael Lospostos has had kind of a hard life to this point. Her family is in up to their eyeballs in all kinds of nefarious activities and, while that money has provided Rachael with everything money can buy, it hasn't provided safety, security, protection, or love. So, Rachael seizes on the opportunity to create a new life for herself and runs for it to the jungles of Indonesia. Her family isn't willing to let her go that easily, though, and attempts on her life are made left and right, with a...moreRachael Lospostos has had kind of a hard life to this point. Her family is in up to their eyeballs in all kinds of nefarious activities and, while that money has provided Rachael with everything money can buy, it hasn't provided safety, security, protection, or love. So, Rachael seizes on the opportunity to create a new life for herself and runs for it to the jungles of Indonesia. Her family isn't willing to let her go that easily, though, and attempts on her life are made left and right, with an attack on her boat that lands her in the water being the most dramatic one. Rachael is fleeing through the jungle when she comes upon a cabin; not knowing who lives there but figuring that they're probably better than her homicidal relations, she goes inside and hunkers down.

Turns out the cabin belongs to Rio Santana, a lone mercenary who's been cast out of his village for a crime of self-defense. Rio's also a leopard shapeshifter; the arcane laws of the leopard society are in place because so few members remain that every one of them must be protected, even at the cost of losing someone else. The sparks fly between Rio and Rachael almost right away, at least when Rio isn't trying to save Racheal from her devastating injuries. As their relationship deepens and Rachael's role in the leopard society is ultimately revealed, it becomes apparent that their connection isn't just one that spans this lifetime, but others as well.

Wild Rain is definitely the setup to a series. I know there's a short story published in an anthology somewhere, but this is definitely where the world, the rules, and many of the characters get introduced. The story is predictable, sure, but the details and interactions between the characters are definitely attention-worthy. The happily ever after, too, is sweet and worth waiting for. Rachael is definitely no wilting flower, and she's more than a match for the adversities that keep popping up throughout the story.

My one complaint about the book is that I felt that the hero and heroine were kind of robbed of their chance to develop their own relationship by the whole "we loved each other in a past life" thing. There were flashbacks to previous encounters sprinkled throughout the story, and while they were well written and all that, they took time away from the people in the present story and their feelings. I felt like the assumption was, well, we've been together before, we might as well be here now, and that didn't sit really well with me.

Besides that, though, this is a fun, light read with lots of spice that sets up the rest of the series nicely.

Overall Grade: A-

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Nov 03, 2009

Erin rated it

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Shelves: pnr, shifters, to-much-bow-chicka-wow-wow

I love a good shifter story. This one had the goods….but something about it rubbed me the wrong way.
The “ Rachel. Rachel. Rachel. Rachel. Rachel.” In every sentence. Yes. We know you are talking to the ONLY other person in the house.
Rachel didn’t seemed bother by the fact that this man could shift, that a huge leopard was walking around in the house rubbing himself up against her naked body. Huh? Wasn’t she just having nightmares about that? All of a sudden she is OK with it? I wo...more

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Apr 30, 2010

Lady Danielle "The Book Huntress" rated it

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Recommends it for: fans of exotic location romance, shapeshifter romance, Christine Feehan fans

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Although it had a little bit of a slow start, Wild Rain turned out to be another winner for me. I can see how Christine Feehan's writing style doesn't work for everyone. She is very wordy. But I like that she really puts a lot of detail into descriptions of the setting and the feelings of the characters. It adds to the atmosphere and the emotional intensity of her stories, which is why she's a favorite of mine.

Ah, the jungle descriptions. Simply gorgeous. I wanted to be there, so bad...moreAlthough it had a little bit of a slow start, Wild Rain turned out to be another winner for me. I can see how Christine Feehan's writing style doesn't work for everyone. She is very wordy. But I like that she really puts a lot of detail into descriptions of the setting and the feelings of the characters. It adds to the atmosphere and the emotional intensity of her stories, which is why she's a favorite of mine.

Ah, the jungle descriptions. Simply gorgeous. I wanted to be there, so bad, except for the humidity and the nasty bugs (which she doesn't describe other than mosquitos). But all the plant life, the birds, the small mammals, the primates, and the big and small cats. It sounded like heaven to this animal and nature lover. And it was crucial to bring you into Rio's world: savage, yet beautiful.

At first, I wasn't sure what to make of Rachael. She was very guarded, very closed-off. Soon, I came to realize that this was a very important part of her self-defense. As the story unfolds, you realize just why Rachael has made a lifetime out of isolating and withdrawing herself, not allowing herself to feel deeply and to become involved with anyone or anything.

Rio, in contrast, is described as a man who feels his emotions deeply and honestly. He's not a crybaby or anything like that. No, he feels what he feels. He's not about denying things to himself to be tough. He deals with the lousy, and puts it into perspective. He was exiled from his people for an action he willingly committed. He is a loner, with few friends (only the men in his unit), and no one to love him. I loved that he was a tough, strong, deadly man, but he could be emotionally honest and available to his woman.

Surprise, surprise when he comes home to find a girl in his house. This part amused me, reminding me of Goldilocks. But there is a violent interaction that leads to Rachael's leg being badly injured by one of Rio's companion clouded leopards (who are as cute as the Dickens). He ends up nursing her, and falling in love with her in the process. I really liked the nursing scenes (probably the medically-trained streak in me).

There is a feeling of deja vu between the couple, as if they loved each other before. This left me a little confused. It wasn't attributed to reincarnation, but it was never explained why they felt that way. Were they merely soulmates who 'foreknew' each other, even to the point in which they knew what it felt like to make love to each other, and what pleased each other intimately? I never got clarification on that. But, it was a small thing, and I just went with it.

I was really pleasantly surprised with the reveal about who Rachael truly was, and her complicated relationship with her brother, Elijah. Pretty dark stuff. Fascinating, really. I don't see too many heroines coming from that background. That's a thing I love about Christine Feehan. She is not afraid of the dark subject matter. And, I think she handles it very well. Can I just say that Elijah was a hot one? He definitely has an antihero vibe along the lines of Rehv from the Black Dagger Brotherhood. Very sexy and dangerous. He was a good counterpoint to Rio, who was also a very dangerous man, but very nurturing and gentle with Rachael, despite or because of his alpha-male tendencies. I'd love to see more of Elijah. He's so tortured. He deserves a happy ending.

Oh, the shapeshifting and cat parts! One of my favored aspects of this book. I am a huge aficionado of big cats. They have the beauty, the elegance, and so much grace, coupled with a lethality that makes them utterly fascinating. I think that Ms. Feehan clearly did a lot of research into the rain forest ecology, and into the species of leopards that she used in this book. It felt very real, and it was interesting, but never came off as disruptive natural history lectures. Being the nerd that I am, I had to look up the various species on Wikipedia, to see pictures of them and learn even more facts. But, yes, I truly enjoyed the cat/shapeshifting parts of the story. It was very well done. This book is on my list of favorites in this genre.

Although I read Burning Wild first, and I still like that one better, because Jake was so darn intense, and it was such a dark journey coupled with a strong, fascinating, beautiful romance; I really did enjoy this book. I can be honest and say that those who don't like certain aspects of Ms. Feehan's writing, will find things to quibble about. She does tend to overuse some words, but not the ones you're probably thinking of right now. And, as I stated earlier on, she is very verbose. I shrug it off. I am used to her writing style, and I go with the flow. I was very entertained with her vivid descriptions of the rain forest, animals, plants, and the beautiful, emotional romance between Rio and Rachael. I think this is an excellent series, and I cannot wait to read more.

Overall rating: 4.5/5.0 stars.

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Jun 28, 2008

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From an email dated 10/26/2004:

For some reason, I just loved that scene in "Wild Rain". It was before the Rachael realized that Rio really could shapechange. He does this very cat-like stretch against the wall, then she notices the claw marks. She's looking at the little clouded leopards, realizing they couldn't stretch that high.

And from LJ (10/25/2004):

Just finished Christine Feehan's "Wild Rain". It was really good. I've read all the ...moreFrom an email dated 10/26/2004:

For some reason, I just loved that scene in "Wild Rain". It was before the Rachael realized that Rio really could shapechange. He does this very cat-like stretch against the wall, then she notices the claw marks. She's looking at the little clouded leopards, realizing they couldn't stretch that high.

And from LJ (10/25/2004):

Just finished Christine Feehan's "Wild Rain". It was really good. I've read all the Carpathian books to date, and they've become a tad predictable for me, so I was expecting a variation on a theme. Besides the HEA and the alpha male hero, it wasn't really a predictable read.

"Wild Rain" is the first book in Christine's leopard series. Her leopard people are a variation on wereleopards. Their condition is genetic not obtained from infection, and there is no tie to the moon. Expectedly, the leopard people live in the jungle. Their existence is hidden from society at large.

The heroine, Rachael, is on the run. For most of the book you don't know who she's on the run from, but someone with lots of money and connections is trying to kill her. She is in the jungle traveling with a humanitarian relief group. During a trip down the river, she "falls" overboard into the rapids, faking her death.

The hero, Rio, is a member of the leopard people. He lives apart from his people, but works with several other males in a paramilitary type team. They rescue people kidnapped by local bandits. Rio is the sniper for the team. Rio also has men after his life.

Rachael has the fortune/ misfortune of borrowing Rio's treetop home. She thought it was a place used occasionally by natives in the area. Rio assumes he has come home to find an assassin. One of Rio's "pets", one of two clouded leopards, bites Rachael and damages her calf, before they realize that they aren't trying to kill each other. So Rio, a loner, is forced to nurse Rachael back to health.

I enjoyed the idea that Rachael and Rio knew each other in a past life. The concept was introduced slowly, during Rachael's fevered dreams, so at first you weren't sure if it was real or imagined.

I loved Rio's companions, Fritz and Franz, the clouded leopards. I'm going to have to look up clouded leopards. They are smaller cats, weighing about 50 lbs. Rio bottle fed them after their mother was killed.

One kitty behavior I haven't seen with other werekitties, sharpening their claws. At one point Rio (in human form) stretches dragging his hands down the wall and Rachel notices grooves in the boards. Rio and his pets deliberately sharpen their claws in the house in order to leave less clues to their were-abouts in the surrounding jungle.

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May 24, 2010

Felicia (Ferishia) rated it

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I really like this series and so far this one is my favorite. Rio lives in the rain forest and everyone living there abides by his rules. Rachel is running away, trying to escape from a horrible situation she was forced into. Their meeting was not the best of circumstance, but they manage to make the best of it. Then their attraction to each other hits and they both feel like they've known each other in a past life. But what Rachel is running from could get them both killed. So the hunt begins...more

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Jul 24, 2011

Vanessa rated it

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For some reason I just could not get into this book. It was a nice book, and I did like that characters in it, but just could not get into the story.

I felt like the story was forced, and could not even finish it.

It might have been because I had so much going on while I was reading it, but I just wish it would have pulled me in more.

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May 20, 2009

Karen rated it

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I am just about finished and have enjoyed it tremendously. I enjoy the Mystery/Paranormal/fantasy format. Christine Freehan is an imaginative author and knows how to grab the reader within the first few paragraphs of a book. I like her work and have read everything she has written EXCEPT the Carpathian series. Vampires just don't work for me.

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Dec 31, 2008

Lyricslady1 rated it

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This author has plenty of action; my only problem with her writing is that it includes too many passionate sex scenes. While passion and sex are great, too much of it takes away from rather than adds to the rest of the action and excitment of the story line. This is true of all the books I have read by her.

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Feb 14, 2011

Dana Beilke rated it

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This book was great! Steamy scenes, love, romance, friendship, family and danger. Christine Feehan did a great job with this book. Rachael and Rio belong together, but I was kind of shocked when I read about her past 3 quarters of the book in, made the book even more interesting. Can't wait to read the next one!

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Jul 23, 2011

Brenda Audiobooks Only rated it

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Narrated by Renee Raudman

I wasn't able to finish the audio version with my initial try. Renee Raudman has since become one of my favorite narrators so I want to give this one another try in audio.

I'll give the narrator credit for being so realistic with the harsh angry voice for Rio that it had me so tense that I lost my enjoyment in listening. It would have worked if the voice would have mellowed with the character but my first impression after skipping around a lot was tha...more

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Dec 24, 2007

Kathrynn rated it

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Recommends it for: Paranormal Romance Fans

Shelves: romance-paranormal, series-leopard_feehan, own, 2006, reviewed

Book #2 in the Leopard series and it really ticked me off how this book was marketed. It is not NEW, but repackaged.

Warning A,: If you already have the book "Fever" you already have this book! "Fever" includes: "Wild Rain" (book #2) and "The Awakening" (book #1) in the Leopard Series. It's a large-size paperback.

This copy of "Wild Rain" is identical except the print is very small and it's in a mass market paperback....more

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Jan 07, 2011

Karyn rated it

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This story was ok. A true romance in every sense of the word, maybe a bit too much. Rio and Rachel are soul mates who find each other while Rachel is trying to escape her past. Not much more to say about it.

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May 04, 2010

Dina rated it

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Note to self: Do not buy this book. You've already read it in Fever.

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May 30, 2010

kougra_27 rated it

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I liked it, but it was slower paced than I have come to expect from this author. For the first several chapters, it just felt like time was crawling and I wanted to get to the heart of the book.

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Jan 15, 2012

Loren added it · review of another edition

I'm loving the leopards! They appear to have the same mating instincts as the Carpathians from her other series, but with changing forms. Mating as people and animals. Nice!

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Oct 13, 2009

Manda rated it

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A new series from Christine Feehan, Leopards! This book is the first in the series, and its fabulous. If you liked Rachel Vincents series Stray, you may want to try this

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Jun 21, 2009

Wendalyn rated it

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This book was great. I enjoyed the characters and the storyline. Another great Feehan novel not to dissapoint. It was different to read something other than Vampires and Witches...

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Sep 01, 2011

Emily rated it

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I love Christine Feehan's work, this book follows! Couldn't put it down. Glad I came across this book, I've already read the 2 books after this one, so it was great to read from book 1 =D

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Feb 26, 2009

Dana Nelson rated it

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Shelves: fiction

A review states (and I agree!): "Suspense often takes a backseat to the protagonists’ romantic feelings…" I thought this panther shape-shifter idea was AWESOME! However, there was waaaaay too much sex (aka romance). It really got in the way of the story. You just want them to get over their hormones so you can get to the more exciting stuff.

CF is really good at painting the scenery, as well as the plot. You can easily visualize the rain forest and the story as it unfolds. T...more

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Oct 10, 2009

Natascha rated it

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I absolutely loved this book. The hero was so cool and awesome. The heroine was neat and definitely not wimpy.

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May 09, 2009

Chris rated it

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It was a good story but it got very descriptive about the rainforest and to me slowed down the action considerably.

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'New York Times bestselling author Christine Feehan has over 30 novels published, including four series. Her debut novel Dark Prince received 3 of the 9 Paranormal Excellence Awards in Romantic Literature for 1999. Since then she has been published by Leisure Books, Pocket Books, and currently is writing for Berkley/Jove. She also has earned 7 more PEARL awards.

She is pleased to have m...more'New York Times bestselling author Christine Feehan has over 30 novels published, including four series. Her debut novel Dark Prince received 3 of the 9 Paranormal Excellence Awards in Romantic Literature for 1999. Since then she has been published by Leisure Books, Pocket Books, and currently is writing for Berkley/Jove. She also has earned 7 more PEARL awards.

She is pleased to have made numerous bestseller lists including the New York Times, Publishers Weekly, USA Today, Bookscan, B. Daltons, Amazon, Barnes and Nobles, Waldenbooks, Ingrams, Borders, Rhapsody Book Club, Sirenbooks, and Walmart. Her latest book, Safe Harbor, debuted at #1 on the New York Times. She has received numerous honors throughout her career including being a nominee for the RWA’s RITA and receiving a Career Achievement Award from Romantic Times. ' to 'New York Times bestselling author Christine Feehan has over 30 novels published, including four series. Her debut novel Dark Prince received 3 of the 9 Paranormal Excellence Awards in Romantic Literature for 1999. Since then she has been published by Leisure Books, Pocket Books, and currently is writing for Berkley/Jove. She also has earned 7 more PEARL awards.

She is pleased to have made numerous bestseller lists including the New York Times, Publishers Weekly, USA Today, Bookscan, B. Daltons, Amazon, Barnes and Nobles, Waldenbooks, Ingrams, Borders, Rhapsody Book Club, Sirenbooks, and Walmart. Her latest book, Safe Harbor, debuted at #1 on the New York Times. She has received numerous honors throughout her career incluNew York Times bestselling author Christine Feehan has over 30 novels published, including four series. Her debut novel Dark Prince received 3 of the 9 Paranormal Excellence Awards in Romantic Literature for 1999. Since then she has been published by Leisure Books, Pocket Books, and currently is writing for Berkley/Jove. She also has earned 7 more PEARL awards.

She is pleased to have made numerous bestseller lists including the New York Times, Publishers Weekly, USA Today, Bookscan, B. Daltons, Amazon, Barnes and Nobles, Waldenbooks, Ingrams, Borders, Rhapsody Book Club, Sirenbooks, and Walmart. Her latest book, Safe Harbor, debuted at #1 on the New York Times. She has received numerous honors throughout her career including being a nominee for the RWA’s RITA and receiving a Career Achievement Award from Romantic Times.

am a mother, first and foremost in my life. Family is very important to me. I have several children all of whom drive me crazy on a daily basis. And I have four Maltese that are even worse. LOL! I love living in the country and I find that it continues to inspire my writing.. which is my ultimate passion in life.

I am a writer and have been almost my entire life. I have to write every day or I'll drive my family crazy. I first became a published author in 1999 with the release of Dark Prince. Before that I had a wide variety of jobs including being a full time mom, a martial arts instructor, a telephone operator, and I even worked for a newspaper. Now I’m able to write full time. I usually have four new books released per year. (www.christinefeehan.com)
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