Cat
Love
by Sunniva Dee
Genre: Paranormal Romance
Release Date: October 5, 2015
A sexy thriller about the animal in all of us.
Aidan uses his superpower to
stabilize minds at the Hollyreed Specialist Hospital. Ulani uses hers to chase
rats on rooftops. Until she’s caught and deposited in Aidan’s care.
At the hospital, Aidan finds
Ulani's room empty—save for a cat, whose fur retracts in favor of silky skin
and a vamp-gorgeous femme fatale.
Aidan’s obsession with Ulani grows—
While patients at the hospital go
missing.
Holy Good Lord!
Sunniva Dee pulled out all of the stops when she wrote Cat Love. There is so much to love and so many feels
within the pages of this outstanding and utterly amazing story. I was a little leery going into this book
because a paranormal book on shape-shifter type characters really isn’t my
thing, but gosh….Ms. Dee changed the way I feel and I liked it – a lot!
So what makes this book a must read in my opinion? Well, to begin with, you have sexy Aidan who
has this nifty ability to sense people’s emotions, and then project more
positive feelings into them. This works
really well as he works at Hollyreed, a mental institution, and he is able to
calm down even the most unstable patients.
He really loves his job as it gives him a sense of purpose. One day, a very unique patient, Ulani, gets admitted
and she is an unusual case as she was brought in without a stitch of clothing
and is somewhat shall we say….wild.
Hearing about this new patient really piques Aidan’s interest and when
he goes into her room to talk to her and ‘feel’ her out, well….she’s not
there. In her place is the most adorable
cat – with a major attitude. As it turns out, Ulani shifts into a cat, Mina, at
the most inopportune times (as was the case when she was admitted to the
hospital). Mina you see (being a cat and
all) was chasing a rat on a roof and ended up climbing down a drain spout. Mina really wanted that rat, except as she
was on the drain spout, she changed back into Ulani and fell onto the ground –
in front of people – buck naked. You
see, Ulani has a bit of trouble controlling her ability so she never knows when
Mina wants to come out and play. And this my dear reader makes for a really fun
read.
But wait….there’s even more!
Not only do we get a run read, but there is something
strange going on at the institution. You
see, patients come up missing and this is quite unusual as the hospital is very
careful in keeping the residents secure – you just can’t have mentally unstable
people just leaving at random to roam the streets, you know. Anyway, it just so happens that one day when
Ulani changes into cat form, this was the perfect opportunity for Aidan to take
her home and help her refine her skills.
What’s one more missing patient, right?
In the meantime they discover where the missing patients are ending up,
and this folks is where the story gets really exciting and thrilling!
With a creepy doctor, spooky abandoned mental hospital
buildings, sensual romance, mystery and fun shenanigans, Cat Love has it all and literally had me turning every page at a
frantic pace wanting to know how this story would play out.
I really loved the relationship and chemistry between Aidan
and Ulani. Although Ulani is sensual and
a bit wild and Aidan has the patience of a saint, they mesh well together and
really made the story come alive.
Needless to say, I really enjoyed Cat Love! Ms. Dee totally
outdid herself with this book and out of all of her novels, this one is my favorite
by far! With well-developed characters
and writing that flowed effortlessly, Cat
Love is a uniquely refreshing read that will appeal to a wide range of
readers and one that I highly recommend.
Originally from Norway, I moved to the United
States twelve years ago. I hold a Master’s degree in languages and taught
Spanish at college level before settling in at the Savannah College of Art
and Design as an adviser.
I write New Adult fiction, sometimes with a paranormal twist—like in “Shattering Halos,” published by The Wild Rose Press in February 24th 2014 and in “Stargazer,” released November 2014. The first book I’ve self-published was the New Adult Contemporary novel “Pandora Wild Child,” which made me a proud indie author in October 28th 2014.
I specialize in impulsive heroines, bad-boys, and good-boys running amok. Then, there’s the intense love, physical and emotional attraction beyond reason—sensory overload for the reader as well as for the characters. Like in real life, I hope you’re unable to predict what comes next in my stories.
Yes, so I write what I love to read, and depending on the reader, you’ll find my books to be a fast-paced emotional rollercoaster—or disturbing because the struggles of love aren’t your thing. Here’s to hoping you have the same reading vice as me!
I write New Adult fiction, sometimes with a paranormal twist—like in “Shattering Halos,” published by The Wild Rose Press in February 24th 2014 and in “Stargazer,” released November 2014. The first book I’ve self-published was the New Adult Contemporary novel “Pandora Wild Child,” which made me a proud indie author in October 28th 2014.
I specialize in impulsive heroines, bad-boys, and good-boys running amok. Then, there’s the intense love, physical and emotional attraction beyond reason—sensory overload for the reader as well as for the characters. Like in real life, I hope you’re unable to predict what comes next in my stories.
Yes, so I write what I love to read, and depending on the reader, you’ll find my books to be a fast-paced emotional rollercoaster—or disturbing because the struggles of love aren’t your thing. Here’s to hoping you have the same reading vice as me!
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