Rebecca Goings | Romance and Inspirational Author

She doesn't know who she is or where she came from. But she knows she's in love with the man who found her. From the moment the Wolverine knight, Sebastian, finds the unconscious, badly beaten woman he nicknames "Jewel", all he wants to do is protect her—no matter the cost.

Jewel wakes with no memory of who she is. The only clue to her identity is a lavender-colored jewel around her neck—a jewel which the dragon, Mynos, recognizes as the talisman made by his long-dead mate. Through the jewel's magic, they discover that the man who attacked Jewel is none other than her fiancé, Lord Merric.

Violent and ambitious, Merric was enraged when Jewel mysteriously vanished on the eve of their arranged marriage. Now, he'll do anything to force her to return. Even dark magic—or murder.

"Rebecca Goings' talented storytelling spins a remarkable read that depicts a time and place that becomes real with each turn of the page. This story follows The Wolverine and the Rose, and practically leaves the reader breathless from passion that explodes in the pages. I find this precious gem a most recommended read." ~~Linda L., Fallen Angel Reviews

"Ms. Goings is a master when it comes to characterization, and this reviewer felt as though she were actually living the lives of the characters. I highly recommend The Wolverine and the Jewel to all who enjoy their fairy tales with a dash of strong spice!" ~~Regina, Coffeetime Romance

"I was very excited when I learned The Wolverine and the Jewel was released. I had truly enjoyed the previous book, The Wolverine and the Rose, and was intrigued as to the direction Rebecca Goings would take this series. I was not disappointed in the least. There was action throughout, further development in the story of Mynos, and we visit with characters from the first book. In her writing, Ms Goings excels at reflecting the passion her characters feel for one another." ~~Kathy Andrico, GottaWriteNetwork.com

The Wolverine and the Jewel is an amazing follow up to The Wolverine and the Rose, with the introduction of a beautiful damsel with an unknown past that is probably best left that way. Yet with its unraveling creates a breathtaking tale of love challenged, lives lost, and a shift in power. Rebecca Goings succeeds in capturing her audience’s attention and doesn’t let go until its much anticipated conclusion. ~~UrbanPixie, Literary Nymphs