Tiger Eye
The First Dirk & Steele Novel
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4.4 • 354 Ratings
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- $1.99
Publisher Description
“I didn’t just like this book, I LOVED this book. Anyone who loves my work should love it too”
—New York Times bestselling author Christine Feehan
“If you have yet to add Liu to your must-read list, you’re doing yourself a disservice.”
—Booklist
The first exciting Dirk & Steele novel by the incomparable Marjorie M. Liu, Tiger Eye is a breathtaking masterwork of paranormal romance—a stunningly original tale of magic, sensuality, desire, and danger, featuring a hero who is the answer to every romance lover’s fantasy. Tiger Eye is the book that started it all, ushering readers into the Dirk & Steele world of shapeshifters, psychics, and extraordinary beings, showcasing one of the most inventive talents currently working the shadowland where passion and the amazing intertwine.
Customer Reviews
Engaging fresh paranormal romance
This was pretty well written aside from a few typos and inconsistencies. The plot was engaging and refreshingly starts in China with a non virginal female protagonist. The animal sex was a little surprising but less weird that one would expect. Overall a quick and entertaining read.
WOW
What! I'm confused, why hasn't anyone written a review??! I read this in one sitting, actually laying, because I ended up reading it in bed the entire night until morning! Marjorie M. Liu does a phenomenal job with detailing emotions and descriptions, and she oscillates back and forth between the two main characters at just the right moments. With what people tend to like most about popular series such as Harry Potter or Twilight, this single book grabs the best elements from both of those series, leaving readers getting just enough mystery, murder, suspense, romance, and humor to make one feel complete. This is wonderful for being free (there were a few minor typos with a few character names, that's all) but now I'm off to buy some of this author's other works. Definitely recommend this.
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Beastism sex scene really turned me off.