"Why does anyone write a novel? Because he has a story inside him that needs to be told. But it doesn’t mean the story is fully envisioned, just needing to be written down. Far from it; the writing is an all-consuming adventure, rife with pitfalls and dead ends, and dark, disturbing trails leading into uncharted lands. Eyes of the Lioness was that sort of story, more discovered than conceived."
— Rex A. Ewing
— Rex A. Ewing
Karinna Stoudt has no idea why she dreams of a powerful and reclusive mountain lioness, or why she is compelled to find the beautiful beast. Nor can she possibly imagine where the path to its discovery will ultimately lead. But it doesn’t matter. With her marriage growing colder by the day and her hopes of children quickly dissolving, she seeks out Sean Emery, a rancher in the Colorado Rockies who has encountered the lioness of Karinna’s dreams. Together they embark on a series of adventures that eventually lead them to the lioness...and a savage act of God that nearly consumes them. As their estranged spouses secretly plot to tear them apart, Sean turns to his friend Harry Grey Wolf, a Native American whose sage counsel sets the lovers on a winding and deadly course with destiny—where the price of true love must be paid in blood.