Guest post with Giveaway: The Only Defense Against a Werewolf? By Terry Spear

First off, why in the world would you want to defend yourself against an incredibly hunky werewolf? I say, let your wild side out and…join ‘em!

They’re sexy, protective, a little territorial, a little on the wild side, and mate for life.
What more can you want?

But I actually stopped by to talk some about another sexy hunk of a shifter—jaguars.

They have a lot of the same characteristics. They’re protective, territorial, a predator, hunt at night and in the early morning hours, but they’re not as sociable as in wolves having a family unit they take care of. They also love to swim, just like wolves.

In SAVAGE HUNGER, Maya and Connor Anderson are twins, and they have stuck together. She’s ever hopeful they’ll have mates. But the problem is, jaguars are rare, and jaguar shifters even rarer.

Have you ever met one? Probably not. Werewolves are not quite as rare and you’ve probably come across more than one during your lifetime and didn’t even know it. 🙂

But here’s a rule to stick by if you run into a jaguar. Don’t run. Big cats LOVE to chase. Of course if you’re hoping that hunky jaguar shifter chases after you, and you’re looking for a little wild fun, by all means, RUN.

Actually, wolves love to chase also. So same thing goes.

You can climb a tree to get out of a wolf’s path if you’re so inclined. But if you climb a tree to get away from a jaguar, he’ll be right up there with you.

The best thing to do with a jaguar is to stand your ground and make a lot of noise. That’s what the experts say. If he’s a shifter, that might not work. He might just kiss you so that you’ll quit making all that racket.

And if you’re agreeable, who knows what it might lead to. So really, I say, it’s time to make a stand. Forget considering what it would take to defend against a shifter and let yourself have some fun. They’re just waiting for you!


                

SAVAGE HUNGER
(Book 1)
Sourcebooks
October 2012
In the heat of the jungle, jaguars are clawed, dangerous, and hungry for love. With hopes of overcoming night terrors and thanking the man who saved her life, Kathleen McKnight returns to the Amazon. A jaguar at heart, Connor Anderson doesn’t just protect her, but wants to claim her for his own.


Thanks so much to Paranormal Cravings for having me here today, and one lucky person that answers my question will have a chance to win a copy of SAVAGE HUNGER.US/Canada Addresses Only.

About the Author
USA Today bestselling and an award-winning author of urban fantasy and medieval romantic suspense, Terry Spear also writes true stories for adult and young adult audiences. She’s a retired lieutenant colonel in the U.S. Army Reserves and has an MBA from Monmouth University. She also creates award-winning teddy bears, Wilde & Woolly Bears, that are personalized that have found homes all over the world. When she’s not writing or making bears, she’s teaching online writing courses or gardening. Her family has roots in the Highlands of Scotland where her love of all things Scottish came into being. Originally from California, she’s lived in eight states and now resides in the heart of Texas. She is the author of the Heart of the Wolf series and the Heart of the Jaguar series, plus numerous other paranormal romance and historical romance novels. For more information, please visit www.terryspear.com, or follow her on Twitter, @TerrySpear. She is also on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/terry.spear

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(Giveaway ends October 31)

Terry is giving away one copy of Savage Hunger, US/Canada addresses, no PO boxes. All you have to do is answer her question below as a comment. If you have read the post of Terry above you will know the question is “why in the world would you want to defend yourself against an incredibly hunky werewolf?” 

 

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  • Why would we indeed? I would love the chance to meet a hunky werewolf and I would not be defending myself, probably throwing myself in his arms!!!

    diane dot sadler at gmail dot com

  • Hi Terry,
    *waves*
    I think I would let him chase me around for a while and then let him catch me and maybe repeat. You can’t let them have it too easy 🙂
    I have been looking for a hot shifter man but the only ones I find is in books 🙁
    Thanks for the interview.

  • Ah, you’d run because the chase is sooo sweet and the end result….stimulating!! 😉 Terry’s books are just wonderful! I love her wolves and know I will adore her Jags!!!

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