Magical Kittens

by Donna Bell, Joy Reed, Catherine Blair

On Halloween, when spirits walk abroad, so do three
mischievous kittens with uncanny powers over the human
heart

"The Reluctant Warlock," by Donna Bell

A commotion in Hyde Park rouses the shy miss Gilly Gillingham to "rescue" a black kitten from quick-tempered, darkly handsome Sir Felix Baring. Little does she dream that—hounded by an eccentric aunt who's convinced he's a warlock—his attempts to reclaim it will leave her utterly bewitched!

"The Black Kitten," by Catherine Blair

Lord Jonathan Griffith lays a bet that by All Hallows' Eve he'll win the hand of the formidable Miss Lorna Harrington, whose Egyptian antiquities he covets. But he will need the help of her kitten, Imp, to woo her and make her his forever

"A Cat By Any Other Name." by Joy Reed

Miss Miranda Strong Believes herself destined for spinsterhood. The only comfort she finds is from Tom, the golden-eyed kitten that was given to her by a wise village woman who everyone claims is a witch. But when she loses Tom, she finds the most unexpected treasure in Lord Longworth.

Genres: Romance, Historical, Regency

256 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published September 1, 2000

About the author

Donna Bell lives in Texas with her husband, three dogs, and a cat. She enjoys quilting and reading when not writing. She has been writing all her life and still has stories written when she was in second grade. She has also written under the name of Julia Parks.

Reviews

[Noelle Gracy]

The famous kitten book! Also includes short story by Catherine Blair

[Paige]

I really liked Joy Reed and Catherine Blair's stories. But Donna Bells felt too rushed even for a short story.

[Cindy]

Charming Regency stories with cats in them. Quick read.