J.M. Snyder

Bitten as a teen, Caleb now suffers through a painful transformation from human to bobcat a few days each month. As a bobcat, he leaves behind his camp and fellow soldiers to explore the night. But a gunshot and the bright scent of fresh blood draws him to a clearing where he learns that he isn't the only one of his kind.<br><br>Wounded and hurt, Brance is a loner by nature, gruff and grumbling, who doesn't want anything to do with Caleb ... at first. The younger bobcat prevails, and starts to win Brance over, until they turn human again and find themselves on opposite sides of the American Civil War.

Under a Confederate Moon

Perhaps he was recalling their fight,with teeth and claws bared.Lesser men would let that stand between them,but to Caleb it meant nothing.Brance had every right to be angry with him for his betrayal,and Caleb would take those blows again if it meant closing the distance between them.


Perhaps he too felt whatever it was that ate Caleb up inside,this passion,this desire,this needfor something like himself.They were two sides of the same coin,two halves of one whole,and the primal urge to connect consumed them both.


Chapter 11