Here Kitty, Kitty

by Shelly Laurenston

Book Overview

What do you do when you've got a hillbilly tiger by the tail? Or maybe the question should be: what wouldn't you do...Nikolai Vorislav likes his single life just as it is. Simple, relaxing, and quiet.... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1599987872
• ISBN13: 9781599987873
• Release Date: May 2009
• Publisher: Samhain Publishing
• Length: 300 Pages
• Weight: 0.92 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 5.5" x 8.6"

Customer Reviews

A Romance Junkies Review for HERE KITTY KITTY

I absolutely loved HERE KITTY, KITTY! This is one of the most enjoyable paranormal erotic romances I have read in awhile. I think part of that is due to the characters. Angie is wild; foul-mouthed, funny, strong, crazy and just a terrifically fun lead character. Nik is charming; good-humored, laid-back, sexy, exasperated and an absolute opposite to Angie. The dynamics between Angie and her friends are a hoot! All three of the friends are crazy and vivid characters that you will enjoy reading about. Nik's family dynamics are just as wild, in a laid-back redneck fashion. And when Angie's friends and Nik's family get together, let me just say 'fireworks!' The plot is awesome, original and will have you turning the pages just to find out what happens next, both in regards to the background story and the romance. I will caution readers that the story contains explicit sex, graphic language and strong violence that would not be appropriate for readers under seventeen. Ms. Laurenston has a winner here and I will be hunting for more of this author's work!

Here Kitty, Kitty!

Great stuff, i also recommend Magnus heat. It has the first two stories in this series.

Laurenston rocks!!

This is the first review I have ever written, however, I enjoyed this book so much I wanted to pass along my endorsement. It's not necessary to read Magnus Heat before Here, Kitty, Kitty, but it will help in recognizing characters. There are laugh out loud funny happenings (Angelina as perfect ball-control pitcher)and more than enough steam heat for anyone. The characters are eminently likeable even if slightly twisted. I'm a sucker for the strong leading man who knows that the prickly independent woman just needs someone to love her.

who says that cats aren't lovable

I have just joined this series with this book and it take out with a blast. Angelina Santiago had just disappeared and her friends think she has been killer by a pack of hyena shifters. Well she was attacked but is rescued by or more liked kidnapped by some Siberian tiger shifters from North Carolina. They take her to their brothers house for safe keeping. The problem is he doesn't know this and when he finds out and goes to explain the miss understanding to Angelina she attacked him with a head butt and a toilet seat. She actually breaks his nose. Nik Vorislav, Siberian tiger male, does not want her staying with him. Siberian tigers are loners and its hard enough to keep his family from constantley showing up let along now to have this toliet throwing mad women in his house. But he cant help but be turn on by this fiesty little human in her designer shoes. But the problem with humans are they are so clingy and he cant have that. he wont have that. And yet he cant seem to stop being attracted to her anyway. But now that he has her he has decided he does need to protect her someone is out to kill her and there is some kind of terf war going on in the shifters world. So even tho he doesnt really want to be involved. Involved he is.

A hunka-hunka Siberian tiger male ...

[Note: The following review refers to the digital edition of this work.] When we last left Shelly Laurenston's world of shape shifters, Angelina Santiago had just disappeared while on her way to visiting her friends Sara and Miki in California. Her purse, some blood, and a few torn-up hyena shifters had been found outside her shop in Texas, and her friends thought she was dead. Turns out she wasn't dead, just kidnapped by a pair of Siberian tiger shifters from North Carolina. Thinking they were saving her from the hyenas (not knowing Angie, they didn't realize she could hold her own in a fight), they brought her to their brother Nik's estate, where she woke up with a splitting headache, mad as hell. Nik Vorislav, one hunka-hunka Siberian tiger male, certainly didn't want her staying with him! After all, tigers were loners, like most cats, which is why they never associated with the wolf shape shifters, who lived in packs. Love `em and leave `em, Nik always said. Of course, this was difficult with human females, they were so clingy. But ... Angie was very decorative. Maybe she'd understand that they could have some fun, then go their separate ways? Maybe not... I think the thing that I like so much about Ms. Laurenston's work is that it is totally irreverent, and off the wall. As in Pack Challenge and Go Fetch!, the first two books in this shape shifter trilogy, the action is extremely physical. The hero and heroine brawl it out like Burton and Taylor in The Taming of the Shrew. In any other universe, Sara, Miki, and Angie would be arrested for assault and battery, but in Ms. Laurenston's shape shifter universe, they're just assertive females holding their own against the wicked hyenas. Although this story could stand alone, you will understand the action much better if you read the two other books first since it is one continuous story. I loved the juxtaposition of Angie's methods of self-defense, and her impeccable sense of style. And I loved the "hillbilly" family of Siberian tigers, and especially Nik. God, what a sexy, cuddly, mouth-watering man! A wide thread of humor runs through the plot, adding a fillip of laughter to the hot, hot, hot relationship of the hero and heroine. The many sex scenes are graphic, sexy, explicit, sexy, and inspiring - did I mention sexy? Even if you only like the book half as much as I did, you will love it! -- Jean, Fallen Angel Reviews (courtesy of Fallen Angel Reviews)