Review: Cat matchmaker
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 04 15, 2014
When a cat decides to get rid of his owner's current loser boyfriend, he decides to live up to his name of Cupid. He intends to set her up with the new downstairs neighbor who just happens to have a lovely lady cat.The tale is told from the cat's point of view. He goes back and forth between knowing all about the human world to the more reasonable quasi-understanding  that an animal would have. For example, he doesn't k ow what customer relations are but does know what a lawyer is. But for the most part, the cat comes off as the smartest and most likeable character in the story. Of course, since it is all from his point of view his take on things should be considered biased to say the least.There is no foul language used in the story which is a very good thing. But to replace said language, the author uses ####. Reading a sentence like, " He is a ### #### ####### ####.", is almost as bad as using that type of language. It definitely got annoying.I felt this was a cute premise for a story, but not being that much of a cat person kept me from falling in love with it. To me, it started to drag. This was especially true during the strange breakup that felt forced. I would have been just as happy if the story had ended with them being happy and never going through that bit of nonsense, but I guess the author felt it was necessary to show the difference in the Ann's feelings.Cat lovers who like not so serious romances should like this story. If nothing else, it was short and a free download.