ISBN: 9781419922992
Genre: {M/M}, Shapeshifter
Rating: 5 Nymphs
Literary Nymphs Reviewer: Critter Nymph
Not wanting to deal with the interfering friends of their parents who have recently died, siblings Rohan and Ambar are moving to Middlemarch. The two are also anxious to leave before anyone can discover their shapeshifter nature. Rohan's also been keeping a secret from his sister; one that comes out when they rescue Kiran, a fellow tiger shifter.
Kiran has no idea who he is or where he's from. There are two things he is absolutely sure of however. One is that if the flashbacks are anything to go by, he's not sure he wants to know what happened to him, the other is that his rescuer, Rohan, brings out a craving that Kiran is 100 percent certain he has never felt before.
CatNap, the eighth installment to Shelley Munro's Middlemarch series, is an entertaining story of two tiger shifters. The main characters, Rohan and Kiran, fit well together as each provides the other with the love and acceptance they have always craved. The bond between them is strong and the sex intense. With the mystery of Kiran's past, the introduction of several previous characters, and the antics of Rohan's sister, the author keeps the story moving smoothly. While I have not read all of the stories in this series, I did find CatNap to be just as entertaining and well written as those I have. This is another fabulous story fans of Shelley Munro are sure to enjoy and if you have not yet tried one of her stories and love shapeshifters, give this one a chance. With plenty of passion, mystery and laughs (the soccer scene is sure to leave you chuckling) this book is one not to miss.
Genre: {M/M}, Shapeshifter
Rating: 5 Nymphs
Literary Nymphs Reviewer: Critter Nymph
Not wanting to deal with the interfering friends of their parents who have recently died, siblings Rohan and Ambar are moving to Middlemarch. The two are also anxious to leave before anyone can discover their shapeshifter nature. Rohan's also been keeping a secret from his sister; one that comes out when they rescue Kiran, a fellow tiger shifter.
Kiran has no idea who he is or where he's from. There are two things he is absolutely sure of however. One is that if the flashbacks are anything to go by, he's not sure he wants to know what happened to him, the other is that his rescuer, Rohan, brings out a craving that Kiran is 100 percent certain he has never felt before.
CatNap, the eighth installment to Shelley Munro's Middlemarch series, is an entertaining story of two tiger shifters. The main characters, Rohan and Kiran, fit well together as each provides the other with the love and acceptance they have always craved. The bond between them is strong and the sex intense. With the mystery of Kiran's past, the introduction of several previous characters, and the antics of Rohan's sister, the author keeps the story moving smoothly. While I have not read all of the stories in this series, I did find CatNap to be just as entertaining and well written as those I have. This is another fabulous story fans of Shelley Munro are sure to enjoy and if you have not yet tried one of her stories and love shapeshifters, give this one a chance. With plenty of passion, mystery and laughs (the soccer scene is sure to leave you chuckling) this book is one not to miss.
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