ARC Review: Leap of the Lion by Cherise Sinclair

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“This book is a perfect example of why Cherise Sinclair is amongst the upper echelons of the genre. Her ability to evoke emotions from her readers and create characters that are timeless makes this book more than just your typical Paranormal Erotic Romance. ”
~ Under the Covers

LEAP OF THE LION is the fourth book in The Wild Hunt Legacy. If you’re knew to this series, then you may be surprised that this book is Paranormal Erotic Romance because to me, it feels like much more.

After suffering for a decade, Darcy MacCormac escapes the Scythe, leaving behind everything that she knew and loved. Thankfully, she is discovered by other shifters. But as a brand new cougar shifter herself, she had no idea what she has gotten herself into.

The heroes who find her are brothers and although they share the same blood, their personalities are very different from one another. Gawain is much more lighthearted than Owen yet Darcy is drawn to them both.

While the premise seems to sound a little simple, it’s not. Sinclair does an amazing job of evoking sympathy and emotion from her readers with this book. Just reading the first chapter is enough to have you bonding with the characters because they have already been through so much. There’s a darker tone to this book and I do think it’s possible that those who have suffered from abuse may find this as too intense. Unlike other Sinclair books, this one does put a lot of focus on their suffering, but I do believe that Sinclair handles it beautifully.

This book is a perfect example of why Cherise Sinclair is amongst the upper echelons of the genre. Her ability to evoke emotions from her readers and create characters that are timeless makes this book more than just your typical Paranormal Erotic Romance. This story is very much about healing and growth and I very much enjoyed reading every page.

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