The cold is another symbol for the yearning for the soulmate John has never managed to find. John is constantly cold on Surreal, even though the Surrealians assure him it's summer and they're hot. Strange occurrences hound the lost seacat. The name highlights the strong use of symbols throughout the book.

His efforts to get back into the fight take him only as far planet Surreal, where life is, well, surreal.

John McCall, half human and half cat from planet Oceana, is fighting a galactic overlord when his spaceship crash lands on an unknown world. Now, Jasira must somehow convince the young warrior that they are two halves of one soul without chasing him off Surreal, leaving her to a lonely existence as mist.Īn unusual and mystical love story unfolds in A Lost Kitten. She swiftly realizes John is her intended mate. The richness of John’s hair, the firmness of his muscles, and the clean scent of his skin all take Jasira off guard. Being of the mist, Jasira knows she will not be able to feel John, but she cannot resist his pull. John’s rugged good looks and chiseled body compel Jasira to reach out and touch him. Unable to resist the need to see him again, she enters the warrior’s room while he sleeps. Jasira Eversole is drawn to the powerfully built outlander sitting at the king’s table. He quickly learns the true meaning of nightmare when he discovers his soul mate is of “the mist.” To ease the terror he feels for his family, John seeks the identity of his secret admirer. Tormented by thoughts of his family being massacred or captured by the enemy, he focuses on returning to aid them until he experiences a mind-boggling kiss that can only come from the one he is meant to share his life with. He escapes the enemy’s invasion, only to find himself stranded on a distant planet called Surreal. Seacat John McCall labels the attack on the Sea-anan Empire as a nightmare.

A Seacat's Love by Jessica A. Kong