Review: Hell's Kitty
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 3, 2014
Hell's Kitty can be read as a stand alone - although you will definitely want to go back and catch up once you're finished.Felipe is your stereotypical tom cat. He enjoys women - just never more than once - and never at his place. This poses a problem to Lucifer's matchmaking schemes and he thinks he knows just how to handle it. So off Felipe goes on a retrieval mission to pick up Jenny. Jenny is something else - really, we have no idea what she is exactly. She's more of an innocent than I am used to seeing from Eve Langlais' leading ladies and I loved that about her. Now she still has the fun sarcastic mouth on her that I've grown to love and look forward to though.Someone besides Lucifer wants Jenny as well, and Felipe finds it more difficult (and wet) than he anticipated. But through it all his cat keeps purring, espcially when she's nearby. I really enjoyed meeting some of the sirens that Jenny lives with, they were the perfect counterpoint to Felipe at the beginning of the story. There is a lot of adventure and action as we go - giving Felipe's cat a few perfect opportunities to come out and play. A fantastic book that was tons of fun to read.*This book was received in exchange for an honest review*