Margaret belonged to a tribe, once-but she and her parents escaped the killing and archaic rules to break out on their own. Margaret's parents died soon thereafter, leaving Margaret truly without a tribe.
After saving a strange boy's life, Margaret again finds herself surrounded by people-however, the traditions of this new tribe demand that she, an outsider, be kept at arm's length.
Mattenang, the tribe's leader, catches a glimpse of her curvy shape, and suddenly the old traditions don't seem so important. He must take a mate, and Margaret has jumped to the top of his list-even despite the protestations of the tribe members.
Filled with taboos and wild emotions,
Madly Attracted to Matt
is a fantasy in every sense of the word. Between the steamy encounters are moments of profound choice: between love and tradition, risk and survival, law and destiny.
Can Margaret adapt to her new community, or more accurately, can this new community adapt to her? Will love find a way, or is Margaret doomed to walk the earth alone, without a tribe?