Review: Cat stories
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 16, 2012
The continuing saga of the wild cats, as the norm for Sandra Ross's books, is full of eroticism and steamy relationships. Sandra Ross has gone into cat territory to create her characters. Cats can be considered two-dimensional either docile or wild. She has utilized the common feline characteristics; agile, fast, hungry, ferocious but also docile and playful. She has not disappointed her readers in that aspect.The story begins with the lead characters beside a car, in a remote area devoid of any light. Along comes a car trying to hit the hero, Nikolas, who was engrossed talking on his phone. The hero, Iliana, who was sitting in the car watching Nikolas, realizes the impending danger her hero was facing. She rushes to protect him and ends up riddled with bullets but as her role was still required and the story had just started, she lands up in the hospital for a month. During this time, the relationship between Nikolas and Iliana develops further. Nikolas realizes that Iliana had saved his life and the bond grows stronger. The ending is a surprise, catching not only Iliana but has the potential to catch readers off-guard.The book contains quite a bit of steamy scenes, which undoubtedly is Sandra Ross's forte. All her books are focused on erotic relationships and this book has the same flavor. Her writing is crisp and sharp and sustains the reader's interest.  The story line is strong and the characters are developed suited for the plot.