Chaba risks her life fleeing into Saming Forest rather than become a wicked man’s wife. Yet somehow, she ends up willingly becoming the wife of Khamla, a beautiful were-tigress instead.
But this tigress is infuriatingly stubborn. They’re already living as husband and wife, yet she still refuses to say she loves her.
Then Chaba will just have to coax her until she admits it!
"Saming Forest is full of danger and bloodshed. It’s no place for a human like you, Chaba."
"If you think I should go, I will. But please understand this. I don’t want to leave this place, or you, Khamla."
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The Moonless Tigress (English version)
TomYumGoong Author
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Content Advisory
This novel draws on beliefs about were-tigers, curses, and sorcery, adapted for entertainment. These depictions are fictional and are not intended as practical guidance. It contains explicitly described sexual activity, the use of objects during sex, and strong language. Intended for readers aged 18 and over. Reader discretion is advised.