Wildhearts by Ann Vremont

Wildhearts by Ann Vremont
Publisher: Changeling Press
Genre: Paranormal, Futuristic
Length: Short Story (47 pages)
Other: BDSM, M/F
Rating: 4.5 cherries
Review by Tiger Lily

Shaped by his creator in the form of the ancient god Cernunnos, Herne knew only the cold metal of a cage and the sharp blades of his master until he escaped into Tahoma’s forest. Now, as the first winter storm of the season gathers, a hunter has entered his woods, bringing a bound and blindfolded woman as game.
Until tonight, Neva had survived as a healer in a gospel town where the monsters walk on two legs and the women do as they are told. “The Girl Who Said No,” she finds herself at the mercy of a jilted suitor and his brutish friends, with the woods her only chance of escape.

Welcome to the future. Seattle lies in fog-shrouded ruins. Fantasy has become reality. Science is the new magic. The year is 2270, and it’s time to meet the real beauty and the beast.

She doesn’t want to be a wife to a man who doesn’t cherish her for her own talents. He’s part human and part deer and not at all at ease within his own skin. Both end up in the forest on their own. When Wild Hearts meet, anything can happen.

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If you want a sexy short read, packed with powerful characters, then Wild Hearts is the short story for you. I give this short 4 ½ cherries.