Introduction

USA Today bestselling author Cathy Clamp reboots the Sazi universe in Forbidden, a tightly-paced, high-tension urban fantasy thriller.

Someone is stealing the children of Luna Lake. Sent in undercover, freshly minted Wolven agent Claire Sanchez discovers that Luna Lake’s mayor and police chief—both powerful alphas—brutally enforce pack hierarchy, both directly and through a ritualized monthly competition. Woefully unprepared, Claire is forced to compete—and fails, becoming the lowest-ranking shape-shifter in town. This nearly ends her mission, but Claire—once a kidnap victim herself—is determined to find the missing children. If only she can withstand her sudden, nearly overwhelming attraction for wolf-shifter Alek Siska . . . Luna Lake was supposed to be a sanctuary for the shape-shifters known as the Sazi after they were nearly destroyed by a terrible plague and battles between different species. Now, wolf and cat, bear and bird live in harmony—but at what cost? The truths Claire seeks may finish what the plague began.

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Chapter 1

Fear wasn’t something Claire Evans thought she’d ever feel again, but an all-too-familiar buzzing filled her ears while bile rose into her throat. Adrenaline raced through her veins, and her muscles flexed involuntarily, as though striking at an invisible foe. The sensations were hardwired into her from that time, long ago. But now she was just a passenger in a car in rural Washington, with no enemy that she could feel or smell. Yet she was alert and wary. ... view entire excerpt...

Discussion Questions

1. Forbidden is set in a reality after a disaster that made the people close their borders and fear strangers. What are some ways that people can restore trust in their fellow man (shapeshifter)?

2. Claire survived being kidnapped and turned into a "monster". Will that forever shadow any relationships she has, or can she get back to a place where she can love completely?

3. Alek protects his brother Demos to the point where it's become expected by everyone—no matter how bad of trouble he gets in. Is it right for Denis to feel betrayed by Claire's arrival?

Weblinks

»	Author Cathy Clamp's web site
»	Publisher's Book Info
»	Book review from Dark Faerie Tales
»	Book Review from the Nocturnal Library

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