Spring Kittens

by Debbie Raleigh, Kate Huntington

Just in time for Spring come three delightful Regency tales in which kittens play matchmakers for lords and ladies of the ton. The ground has thawed, a soft rain is falling, and love is in full bloom for three fortunate couples -- thanks to some fancy feline finagling

Genres: Anthologies, Animals, Romance

288 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published March 1, 2000

About the author

Debbie Raleigh is also known as Deborah Raleigh & Alexandra Ivy

Reviews

[HistoricalHussy]

The Last Kitten - ⭐️ ⭐️- incredibly boring story that dragged on and on and on featuring a pair with absolutely no chemistry hampered greatly by the fact that the heroine absolutely refuses to tell the hero what the frak is going on with her

The Royal Kitten - can’t rate since I DNF (just not what I’m into)

The Naughty Kitten - ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️- just a bit of fluff that’s what it says on the tin

[Ann]

There's a pandemic out there and I needed something fluffy and brainless. Don't judge! This also ticked the 'anthology' category for my reading challenge.
Kittens were overall underutilized, but you know whatever, it was fine.

[Susan]

3 short stories. Just for fun!!

[Frances]

The only good thing about this series is that there are only three books