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Cupid Cats (Dark Ones #7.5 (Unleashed))

by Katie MacAlister (Goodreads Author), Vicki Lewis Thompson (Goodreads Author), Connie Brockway (Goodreads Author)

3.81 of 5 stars 3.81 · rating details · 717 ratings · 63 reviews

From New York Times bestselling authors Katie Macalister, Vicki Lewis Thompson and National bestselling author Connie Brockway:

Stories full of magic, love-and cats.

This one-of-a-kind-all-original anthology features stories by three bestselling superstar authors starring the mysterious, mischievous, and magical matchmaking felines of the Cupid Cats Animal Shelter, who as...more

Paperback, 391 pages

Published July 6th 2010 by Signet (first published 2010)

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Feb 21, 2012 Cindi rated it 4 of 5 stars

Another anthology I loved each story in! I'm on a roll ;P Well, anything with cats in it I am inclined to love and this one sure did.

Katie MacAlister's story was 1st up[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[;] (Oooh, my kitty just stepped on my keyboard when I grabbed the phone!)
and if you are a fan of her Dark Ones, you'll love this short trip into her world when the Cupid Cats shelter workers arrive to see a sedated black panther in their cattery. But as the heroine, aka the...more Another anthology I loved each story in! I'm on a roll ;P Well, anything with cats in it I am inclined to love and this one sure did.

Katie MacAlister's story was 1st up[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[;] (Oooh, my kitty just stepped on my keyboard when I grabbed the phone!)
and if you are a fan of her Dark Ones, you'll love this short trip into her world when the Cupid Cats shelter workers arrive to see a sedated black panther in their cattery. But as the heroine, aka the cat whisperer, arrives in response to a call to her Parks & Wildlife department,she informs everyone (several times during this story)that it is really a jaguar as panthers do not exist. Regardless,she is shocked when said jag wakes up and turns into a gorgeous naked man! He is a Moravian Dark One (with a soul, he specifies)and she is his Beloved. A wonderful story and I want a MDO of my own. 4 STARS.

Connie Brockaway brings the 2nd story, a real tear jerker about a single father with a precocious 5 yr old daughter and the aged kitty she wants to adopt from the Cupid Cats shelter. She swears the little ginger is Pixie, her mommy's cat, which she knows because Pixie appears in the picture of her mom on her nightstand (Steph passed away during childbirth but family have kept her name alive for Chloe). Here dad, Jim, gently explains that Pixie would have passed away herself by now and they live 1500 miles from their old house so it just CAN'T be Pixie. The woman who runs CC happenes to be a genius scientist who works with Jim; she is so smart she never went to high school and got her doctorate before she was 20 and she is so uncomfortable around regular people because she never knows what to say and talks with words no one understands and she forgets to smile and ... so she'd rather be known as that crazy cat lady. As Chloe tries to convince everyone that Pixie, er, Ishie as she is called at the shelter, will go home with her if they just give her time (so far, Ishie won't leave the shelter with anyone; she yowls and scrambles back everytime potential owners try to take her home so she has been named the shelter's cat and is not for adoption), Jim begins to feel something for Edith ("Edie", as daughter Chloe renamed her)and so it goes. Be aware that this story will at least bring tears to your eyes, more if you've ever had a very old and well-loved cat. 5 STARS.

Finally comes Vicki Lewis Thompson's story of the magical cat, Darwin, adopted from Cupid Cats and who brings old flames back into a raging fire when mega-movie star Jon takes his annual secret vacation at the B&B of his high school girlfriend's sister. He reserves the entire place for privacy, he hikes, cooks (yes, he's a man that loves to cook!) and generally relaxes where no one knows he's at. This year, however, the sister is on a cruise and so sister Kate agrees to take over. Just before Jon arrives, Kate stumbles into CC and meets the eccentric, New Agey director who instantly knows that Darwin is just the right kitty; Kate is a primatologist and studies primates (she just discovered a new kind of monkey in the Amazon!)and she'd rather be alone all her life than faced with the spotlight that Jon easily lives with. But thanks to Darwin's antics, both begin to feel the flames that were never really put out and of couse love blooms hot again for them. 4 STARS.

A sweet read for anyone, and remember, ADOPT A CAT!(less)

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Dec 03, 2011 Melinda rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: trashy-romance

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 aw...more

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Dec 31, 2010 Schnaucl rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: december, fiction, library, anthology, read_2010, romance, paranormal_romance

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. Katie MacAlister's story was okay. It's a paranormal romance story set in a pre-existing universe.

My favorite was easily Connie Brockway's. The love interest is a literal genius with limited social skills but she has a good heart and tries very hard to follow social cues. I have to give credit to Brockway. I really liked this story even though it involved a single parent. I have almost zero interest in reading about children.

Finally there was Vicki Lewis Thompson's story. I hated this story. A...more Katie MacAlister's story was okay. It's a paranormal romance story set in a pre-existing universe.

My favorite was easily Connie Brockway's. The love interest is a literal genius with limited social skills but she has a good heart and tries very hard to follow social cues. I have to give credit to Brockway. I really liked this story even though it involved a single parent. I have almost zero interest in reading about children.

Finally there was Vicki Lewis Thompson's story. I hated this story. A lot. I know Jon is supposed to be (endearingly?)arrogant and supposedly he's (still?) in love with her. The problem is that he clearly doesn't respect her. When she's angry his thought process is basically "oh, she's upset. Isn't that just the cutest thing?" As opposed to, you know, actually respecting her feelings. I realize the ruined pan (to take one example) may on the surface be a silly thing to argue about, the thing was, they were also arguing about philosophical differences. When he has something that is ruined/broken etc. he just buys another one because hey, he's rich, why not? Kate, on the other hand, tries to salvage what she can first. And, of course, he thinks that's just silly.

Jon thinks several times about the fact that Kate doesn't like to be bossed around and has to keep reminding himself not to do it. But I don't get the sense he's doing it respectfully. It was more that he was just indulging her foolishness.

But what bothered me the most was that the relationship "works" in the end because Kate decides to become a completely different person. So I guess the message is you too can have a great relationship if you just stop being who you are. She comes from a family that was in the spotlight when she was younger and she's clearly an introvert. And her sister and Jon both think it's great that she's now willing to talk to his fans, give up her privacy, and basically be "on" all the time. For an introvert, that kind of life is miserable. Extroverts get charged up by dealing with crowds and strangers. Introverts find it immensely draining. I'm not saying introverts and extroverts can't have happy relationships but that involves compromise on the part of both parties. This is clearly Jon giving up exactly nothing while Kate thinks she can radically change who she is to please Jon.
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Jul 01, 2010 Bookaholics rated it 4 of 5 stars

Cupid Cats: Unleashed by Katie MacAlister
A Cat’s Game by Vicki Lewis Thompson
Cat Scratch Fever by Connie Brockway
Paranormal Romance – July 6, 2010
4 Stars

Cupid Cats is a collection of three stories from three different writers, but as the title suggests, they all have magical cats in common. Or specifically, cats from Cupid Cats Shelter, whose tagline is “bring a little magic and love into your life - adopt a cat.” These cats are supposedly magical and will indeed bring romance into the life of...more Cupid Cats: Unleashed by Katie MacAlister
A Cat’s Game by Vicki Lewis Thompson
Cat Scratch Fever by Connie Brockway
Paranormal Romance – July 6, 2010
4 Stars

Cupid Cats is a collection of three stories from three different writers, but as the title suggests, they all have magical cats in common. Or specifically, cats from Cupid Cats Shelter, whose tagline is “bring a little magic and love into your life - adopt a cat.” These cats are supposedly magical and will indeed bring romance into the life of the ladies who adopted them.

In Unleashed by MacAlister, the plot revolves around a Morovian, were-jaguar (who was found in Cupid Cats shelter) and a wildlife officer. So even though, it’s not strictly about a normal kitty from the shelter, there’s still a cat involved, albeit a big one. MacAlister is a zany writer. She’s not exactly my cup of tea, but I can’t help but be amused by the characters that keep popping up. First, a vampire were-jaguar, next an elf. Before you know it, the whole story becomes a circus with wild and crazy things happening. If you like goofiness and vampires, you will like Unleashed.

A Cat’s Game by Thompson has a whole different vibe to it. Superstar actor Jon goes off to Bisbee, a remote town, for a much needed getaway only to meet up with his ex-high school girlfriend. Needless to say, she comes with a cat that she got from Cupid Cats Shelter. Through funny and cute circumstances, the magical kitty works his charm to bring the lovers together. A sweet and really cute story, this will make readers go ‘aww. I do like the kitty, but I think the secret star of this story is Esmeralda, the unabashedly hippy and weird shelter lady. Her character is so cheesy and clichéd that I bet the author must be having a blast each time she has to write scenes with Esmeralda in it.

But my favorite story out of these three has to be Cat Scratch Fever by Brockway. The father of a little girl, who is dead set in adopting this mysterious elderly cat, falls in love with the eccentric lady who manages the shelter. Edith is a shy woman who does not know how to socialize with others. But somehow, Jim Curran fell in love with her. Of course, there’s a kitty involved. Her name is Ishy-Pixie, the cat that the little girl firmly believes belongs to her dead mother but disappeared on the night her mother died. Using these three main characters, Brockway concocts a marvelous, heart wrenching love story that had me tearing up! Brockway has a gift for creating life-like characters with quirks and flaws. For example, when Edith gets nervous, she starts using words with at least five syllables. Its little things like these that make her story stand out. I really enjoyed Cat Scratch Fever and will definitely re-read it again...with my own kitty next to me.

Reviewed by Pauline from the Bookaholics Romance Book Club

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Jun 26, 2010 Melissa rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: absolute-favorites, paranormal, romance, magic

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. "CUPID CATS SHELTER: Bring a little magic and love into your life. Adopt a cat" goes the opening page of the Cupid Cats anthology. This book did bring a little love and magic into my life for two out of the three stories. Since this book was an anthology I’m going to review each story individually. It only seems fair that way. One thing to note though is that the shelter “Cupid Cats” is not the same “Cupid Cats” in every single story. They’re different shelters, run by different people, and in d...more

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Aug 01, 2011 Tamara Nutter rated it 4 of 5 stars

The first story Called Unleashed by Katie MacAlister was very entertaining and comical, I think I smiled through most of it.It was a very fun read and I was sorry to see the story end so quickly.
The second story titled Cat Scratch Fever by Connie Brockway was sadly not half as good. Actually I couldnt connect with any of the characters in it at all and ended up giving up on it about mid-way through. The little girl was a spoiled manipulative brat, the dad was a push over and the love interest w...more

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Feb 21, 2012 Kezermezer rated it 2 of 5 stars

Cupid Cats is a collection of three short stories, unrelated to each other but each featuring cat shelters called Cupid Cats.

"Unleashed" by Katie MacAlister

Wildlife officer Jas is about to be called out to the shelter to retrieve a cat someone left overnight. A very BIG cat. But this is no ordinary jaguar, as Jas discovers when she arrives to find that she can hear the jag in her mind, and he's telling her that he's no jag at all but a vampire-esque creature who has been changed against his wil...more Cupid Cats is a collection of three short stories, unrelated to each other but each featuring cat shelters called Cupid Cats.

"Unleashed" by Katie MacAlister

Wildlife officer Jas is about to be called out to the shelter to retrieve a cat someone left overnight. A very BIG cat. But this is no ordinary jaguar, as Jas discovers when she arrives to find that she can hear the jag in her mind, and he's telling her that he's no jag at all but a vampire-esque creature who has been changed against his will.

Ugh. This is the least impressive of the three. The writing and plot are both sophomoric and slapdash, the characters aren't very likable and it's frequently silly in a stupid way when it's trying to be funny and witty. This is a story that seems to enjoy itself a lot but doesn't do much for the reader.

"Cat Scratch Fever" by Connie Brockway

Widower Jim Curran couldn't be more surprised when he takes his daughter to browse a cat shelter and finds his co-worker Dr. Edith Handelman there mopping the floors. Edith is an odd - though brilliant - duck with a distinct lack of social skills, but Jim is finding himself increasingly fascinated by and attracted to her.

A so-so story that was moderately enjoyable, Fever could have been a lot better than it was. The writing was decent enough, but nothing spectacular. Ditto Jim. So much attention was paid to Edith's lack of social skills and basic human comprehension (possibly undiagnosed Asperger's) that those aspects became almost her whole persona and it was difficult to see why Jim was attracted to her in the first place. I could see her as an older, homely woman with thick glasses and crazy hair, but I couldn't picture her as a sexy heroine. The daughter's character was cookie-cutter-kid, and the paranormal aspect of the story was unnecessary and poorly developed.

This was my first taste of Brockway and while I wasn't enormously impressed I could see enough promise to check out some of her other work.

"A Cat's Game" by Vicki Lewis Thompson

Kate Archer is about to spend the week running her sister's inn while she's on vacation. It should be easy - after all, there's only one guest. The problem is, the guest is Hollywood leading man Jon Ramsey... her old high school flame. Complicating things is her new cat Darwin, whom she just impulsively adopted from a very strange shelter.

This story is actually the reason I picked the book up as Thompson is an author I often enjoy, although she's one of the more uneven of my favorites. A Cat's Game, while somewhat enjoyable, is not her best work. The writing is nothing special. Thompson usually shoots for a light, witty, fun tone, but she doesn't always reach it, and this is one of those times (see "While he used his tongue to suggest how they might employ themselves later on, he pulled her in so tight that a thief wielding a credit card wouldn't have been able to slide it between them." Meh, not horrible, but not very good either.) I also was far from enamored with the main characters, especially Jon, who was hard to get a good picture of beyond your typical Hollywood hottie - his personality was just not conveyed very well. It was also a bit jolting to watch them come together. First she thinks no way. Then suddenly she decides she's a mature adult and can indulge in an affair and they're quickly hot and heavy. Then she changes her mind and is shocked he would think they'd have sex so soon. Then suddenly they're boning. Yep, this one felt a bit sloppy. If you want to read a better paranormal effort involving a cat, try her novel Blonde with a Wand.(less)

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Sep 02, 2010 Camelama rated it 1 of 5 stars

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Apr 16, 2011 Jenifer rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: romance

This was one of the first multi-story books I have read that I enjoyed all three of them.

Katie MacAlister's story, "Unleashed," was interesting and funny. I liked how there were characters that I recognized from another book of her's I have read and how even though they were there I didn't feel like if I hadn't read that book I would have been lost. I also like the twist on the word cat in the story.

In Connie Brockway's story, "Cat Scratch Fever," we are brought back down to earth and introduce...more

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Aug 15, 2011 Emily rated it 2 of 5 stars

I thought the stories sounded like a cute idea when I read the back of the book. They were okay but not exactly what I was expecting.

And readers beware if you don't like straight to the point sex scenes in your books this isn't the book for you! I was taken by surprise when I was reading at how abruptly I came to a sex scene. Being a romance I was expecting but it felt like all of a sudden they go from doing whatever they're doing in the story be it working or what have you to having sex!

The ch...more

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Dec 30, 2011 Dee Haddrill rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal-romance, contemporary-romance, read-2011

"Unleashed" is the first story and I loved it!! Katie MacAlister has a fantastic sense of humor and I found myself giggling constantly. Don't know why I haven't read more of her stuff but that is going to change!

Second story was "Cat Scratch Fever", which was a nice story and I loved Edie. Was bothered though by how easily she fell into being completely relaxed and comfortable with the sex. Her demeanor and behavior at all other times didn't match it.

The final story was "A Cat's Game" by Vicki L...more

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May 25, 2011 Christie rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal, romance

So I picked up this book because I'm a cat lover and wanted to read some mindless romance. I usually don't like short stories because they lack backstory and just when you get involved in the story it ends. The one story by Connie Brockway was really good and I enjoyed it a lot. The others were ok, though the one by Katie MacAlister seemed to try to put way too much into 120-page story. It would have been good as a 300-page book or with only one or two of the things that were crammed in the stor...more

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Mar 05, 2012 Tfrances rated it 4 of 5 stars

Another fun read. This time a paranormal romance featuring cats… Cats aren’t my faorite animal in the world, but the stories were pretty entertaining.

1.Unleashed by Katie MacAlister — Another one of her Dark Ones stories. I read the first in her series A Girl’s Guide to Vampires and loved it, the mythology, the stories, the characters. This story did not disappoint. Makes me want to read her other Dark Ones stories… Maybe that will be next.
2.Cat Scratch Fever by Connie Brockway — Interesting, va...more

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May 27, 2011 Gaby rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: romance, read-2011, paranormal, chick-lit, contemporary, adult

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I actually read Cupid Cats a long time ago, for Valentine's Day.

Cupid Cats is a collection of three stories from different writers. Every story has something in common, a magical cat from the Cupid Cats shelter.

Unleashed by Katie MacAlister is about a Morovian, a jaguar shape shifter, and a wildlife officer. If you like paranormal romance you will love this one, full of action and paranormal characters. Unleashed is a novella from her series Dark...more

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Aug 25, 2011 Miss Reader rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: cats, paranormal-romance, scientists, contemporary-romance, shapeshifters, borrowed-library

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Cupid Cats

Bring a Little Magic and Love into Your Life
ADOPT A CAT

When you adopt a cat from Cupid Cats Shelter, you’re bringing a lot of love into your home–and into your heart. Adult or kitten, purebred or stray, these felines are actually the world’s rarest breeds, possessing abilities far beyond those of your average house cat.

All cats are mysterious and mischievous, but Cupid Cats are magic. And with a little twitch of whiskers and a flick of a tail, they’ll bring into your life romance that...more

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Feb 24, 2011 Diane ~Firefly~ rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal, romance, magic, vampire, shifter, kids, holiday, anthology, cat

An ok anthology. Nothing I read stuck with me enough to make me want to keep this book. I was expecting them all to take place in the same area, but the cat shelter must be franchised or something.

Unleashed by Katie MacAlister - Paen's brother, Avery, is turned into a jaguar and dropped at a cat shelter. Jacintha, as a wildlife officer is called to help and discovers he is a Dark One who was changed and she is his Beloved. Her sister is along for the ride and provides some comic relief as they c...more

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Mar 24, 2012 Gail rated it 4 of 5 stars

This book is a collection of three stories from three authors all linked by the subject; Cupid Cats Animal Shelter.

"Unleashed" by Katie MacAlister

"Cat Scratch Fever" by Connie Brockway

"A Cat's Game" by Vicki Lewis Thompson

These stories are lighthearted and fun to read. I felt like a fly on the wall watching all the craziness evolve. Each story is seperate and all are well worth the read.

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Feb 18, 2012 Amanda rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: fun-favourites, fun-romance, romance

This was a fantastic novel, perfect for Valentine's Day.
Of the three short stories in this novel A Cat's Game by Vicki Lewis Thompson was my absolute favourite. I will have to add more of her novels to my collection soon.

This anthology is a great purchase that I will gladly add to my shelves & I hope to read more stories from the Cupid Cat's Shelter in the future.

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Jul 28, 2010 Maggie rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: library

Cat Scratch Fever was my favorite story (its the second one), I loved the geeky smart heroine and the understanding and caring hero. I didn't particularly care for the first story but it had a paranormal slant and that isn't my thing. The last story was by one of my favorite authors, Vicki Lewis Thompson, but I didn't get into it. Overall a good book, it was worth picking it up just for Cat Scratch Fever.

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Dec 19, 2011 Patricia Eimer rated it 5 of 5 stars

I picked this up because I'm in one of those cuddly moods with my reading and because it had a story by Katie MacAlister who I love but I kept reading for Connie Brockway's Cat Scratch Fever. Not many people can do geek girls well but Brockway's Edith just shot to the top of the list.

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Jan 19, 2011 Brandi rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: story-collections, romance

I think of the three stories I preferred the one by Katie MacAlister. The story by Connie Brockway was good, but not really my usual sort of story. The Vicki Lewis Thompson story was also good, but I'm not sure which I preferred between the Brockway and the VLT story.

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Jan 01, 2013 Xin Xia rated it 4 of 5 stars

The second story made the book for me.

How refreshing it is to read a warm story about two people falling in love where the guy isn't a possessive maniac (and killer) and the girl isn't bending over backwards to change herself for him.

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Jul 10, 2010 Donna added it

Katie MacAlister is THE all time queen of hilarious dialogue. My husband always knows when I am reading a book by Ms MacAlister. Usually because he has to pick me up off the floor. The other stories in this anthology were fun as well.

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Sep 12, 2011 Vicky rated it 3 of 5 stars

Fun fluff read. 3 romantic novellas, one by Katie MacAlister, which I loved. I LMAO on the Twilight digs. Very entertaining.

The other two stories were equally as enjoyable, however the last story wasn't all the meaty of a story line. Still, a fun fluff read.

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Mar 31, 2013 Lyndi rated it 4 of 5 stars

The stories by Katie MacAlister and Connie Brockway had me laughing out loud. I loved them. So cute! The story by Vicki Lewis Thompson was alright. It was fine, but the other two stories blew it out of the water.

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Jul 08, 2012 Cat rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: fantasy, fiction, paranormal, romance, anthology

This anthology was a great way to meet three new authors. It's a fun, quick read and the fluffy romance that a summer Sunday calls for. I'm definitely picking up MacAlister's, Brockway's, and Thompson's books!

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Dec 28, 2010 Chelsea rated it 3 of 5 stars

I had no idea that this was going to be about vampires... kinda shocked but happy that i am reading a relaxing novel.
So it was three short stories how did i not know this when i picked up the book who knows but i did really like the last story. Who wouldn't want to fall in love with a movie star@

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Aug 10, 2011 Joanna V rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: read-disposed-of

Three kind of cute stories, remembered why I don't like Katie McAlister. Only one story was really memorable, the one with the brilliant but awkward scientist and the widower father of a little girl.

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Feb 12, 2011 Yodamom rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: owned

3.5 Cute, light funny and perfect for the romantic cat lover. Three short stories all involving a cat shelter, written by three different authors. I enjoyed Mary Janice Davidson's the most. Her story had a fabulous shifter story.

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Aug 25, 2010 Cat Chiappa rated it 2 of 5 stars

This book was just ok. Katie MacAllister's story kind of blew. Connie Brockway's was just ok and Vicki Lewis Thompson's was decent, but nothing to write home about. I have read better books by these ladies.

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