I enjoyed the first story Unleashed a lot, but I like the paranormal werewolves and shapeshifters generally in my paranormal romance novels. As crazy as the story seemed initially I was able to get into the story and the romance between the main characters. I love how her sister was a very annoying but loving. I admit it. I wanted to kick the sister. HARD! But that's family. The second story, Cat Scratch Fever, I really liked because I have a soft place in my heart for the genius yet socially awkward. It's always nice to read a story where the hero sees past the heroine's walls. Seriously, the heroine is good people, but if I met someone like her in reality I would stare at her in awkward amazement or feel insulted by her analysis of me. But who doesn't love when geeky, nerdy people get together!And the last story, A Cat's Game...ugh. I guess I am not into hollywood themed stories. I'm honestly not interested in the beautiful people of the world. I can see and hear their stories on tv all the time. So I had a difficult time getting into this story. The best part of it was the insight into the affect on fans and paparazzi on an actors personal life. I think that there should be rules about that. Got this one for the Dark Ones story and was not disappointed. Had all the classic Katie MacAlister humor that I enjoy and fun story. I would normally recommend this book to someone who is debating whether or not they would like to read the Dark Ones series, you know just to get an idea of what the series is like. But on this one I can't do that, it is just way too far into the series for a novice. I do however recommend the entire Dark Ones series for a light read. Oh and the other shorts are good as well. ;-)
What do You think about Cupid Cats (2000)?
Fun Flirty Erotic Cute and a bit of sci-fi magic ... need I say more?
—sawab
