White Tiger

Book cover of “White Tiger” by Greta van der Rol, featuring a glowing blue-eyed tiger over a rain-soaked New York

In the concrete jungle, even tigers aren’t safe

A hidden weretiger, a rescued white tiger, and a ruthless drug lord collide in a fast, fierce fight for survival in the heart of New York.

Reviewers say:
“A great read. I learned more about tigers than I expected, and the twists kept me turning pages to see what happened next.”
“Van der Rol lets her tigers be tigers. These are not oversized house cats. They are savage, merciless, and deadly when necessary.”

About the book

New York City is no place for a tiger. Not for Sally Carter, who hides her true nature as a weretiger, and not for the white tiger she finds locked in a Harlem basement, standing guard over a fortune in heroin.

Sally’s daring rescue of the animal draws her into the path of investigative journalist Dave Gardner, a man who smells more than just a story—he sees a chance to nail the drug lord who has evaded justice for years. But freeing the tiger sets in motion a chain of events neither of them could foresee.

As Sally fights to find sanctuary for the white tiger, Dave follows the trail back to the drug cache—and into deadly danger. When the drug baron strikes back, Sally and her weretiger husband are forced into a fight for their lives where even their formidable gifts may not be enough to save Dave—or themselves.

White Tiger blends fast-paced action, paranormal suspense, and the raw beauty of one of nature’s most dangerous predators. Savage, merciless, and utterly compelling, the tigers here are no domesticated pets—they are wild at heart, and deadly when cornered.

This is a paranormal story in a modern setting, moving from New York to North Carolina. Action, adventure, weretigers – and, of course, tigers.

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FAQ

Genre and details

Paranormal romance set in the modern United States, featuring weretigers, organized crime, and real-world issues surrounding captive and endangered tigers.

Is this the first book in the series?

No. White Tiger follows Black Tiger and continues Ash and Sally’s story.

Is there romance?

Yes. Ash and Sally are an established couple, but the pressure of events tests them in new ways. A second relationship begins to take shape between two other people amid the chaos.

Is there sex?

Moderate heat. The story focuses on action and tension, with one or two explicit on-page love scenes.

Where does the story take place?

New York City and North Carolina.

Are the tiger elements realistic?

While the weretigers are fictional, the issues surrounding captive white tigers and the misuse of big cats in the United States are very real.

What themes does the book explore?

Wildlife exploitation, organized crime, loyalty under pressure, and the cost of protecting what cannot protect itself.

What formats is it available in

Ebook and paperback. Audiobook status depends on future plans.

What can readers expect?

Fast, gritty action
A captive white tiger at the centre of the conflict
Weretiger strength and its limits
Organized crime and retaliation
Journalistic investigation under pressure

Why did you write White Tiger?

The story was inspired by the reality of captive big cats in the United States. The myths surrounding white tigers in particular are darker than most people realise. I wanted to tell a gripping story that didn’t ignore that truth. If you’re curious about the real-world background behind the book, you can read my article on the plight of captive tigers here.

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