Soul Deep by Lora Leigh was touching and intense.

Soul Deep by Lora Leigh

My rating: 5 of 5 stars


The Blurb
Book 1 in the Coyote Breeds series. Mother Nature has a way of making the most unlikely couples 'fit'. And what could be more unlikely than a sassy, independent President's daughter who doesn't know when to keep her mouth shut and a loner Coyote Breed with a hunger for a cute rosebud mouth that he's determined to still. The vote for Breed Law is coming down the pike. Kiowa's job is to watch Amanda, the President's daughter look, but not touch. Just make sure the Goof Troop, the Secret Service detail assigned to protect her, do their job until the law is passed. But when they don't and the bad guys move in to take her out, Kiowa reluctantly slips in to the rescue, snatching her away to safety. But she isn't going to come easy and it takes more than smooth talking to make her see his point of view. For a man who's had nothing, Amanda Marion is food for the hunger that has tortured him, the reality to every dream Kiowa never dared believe in. What he feels for her is more than heat, more than love. She breathes life into his hardened heart, melting the icy chill that has protected him all his life, and touches a part of him that he thought had died his soul. And now he'll kill anyone who tries to take her away from him. But the one person he can't fight is Amanda, and when she wants to leave..


My Thoughts
OMG I loved this book.......

It was emotionally charged the whole way through. It was like reading a car crash, painful to watch but you just can't seem to stop watching. Reading this was painful at times because of the intense emotions so beautiful written on the pages. This instalment has a few more kinks then the books before it and if all coyotes are like him then I want to take one home please. This is the first of the coyotes book and I will be buying the others ASAP along with the rest of this series.


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