George had found where Elsa was hiding them while Joy kept Elsa distracted, but he only seen two. Mostly in the evenings they would hear her mate call for her and sometimes she left their camp and went to him or she would just ignore him.Īs time went on and a few trips back to where Elsa lived they finally knew she did have cubs but not how many. Even when Elsa was out walking with George and Joy she kept changing the route away from different areas to keep her cubs hidden. Elsa was mysteries when she went away from their tent at different intervals and when they went looking for her she would not come to them. Joy thought this was odd and kept checking Elsa because if she did have cubs how was she nursing them. After some time Elsa did greet them with affection and Joy noticed Elsa had teats but they were tucked in and no milk was present. When they returned they set up a portable shelter to stay a few day and see if they could found Elsa and possibly a cub or two. It didn’t take long for them to notice that Elsa had a mate, which George just happened to see them couple together so they left and decided to come back at another time to see if Elsa had cubs.

The second book starts as George and Joy Adamson go back after sometime to see how Elsa is faring even though they felt they shouldn’t get involved in Elsa’s life extensively as they had before. She has the interaction with George and Joy Adamson’s who raised her from a cub in a wild environment preserve and when they thought Elsa was ready they successfully moved her to a natural wild habitat completely miles away from their camp and watch her for a short time to see if she would survive and find a mate. This book starts off where the first book ended. I can’t wait to read the third book, “Forever Free”. This is the second book to Joy Adamson’s trilogy and it was as good as the first, “Born Free”.

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