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His Clever Kitten, by MINK

Synopsis: She intrigues me, this walking conundrum of a woman. A kitten sweatshirt, big glasses, and a trusting nature—she’s practically catnip for a man like me. So much so that I let her kidnap me at gunpoint. Instead of demanding money, she tells me of her troubles with a local mafia family. The Lucenzios want protection money from her, and if she refuses to pay, they’ll wreck her brand new kitty store, Pawsitively Perfect. Lucky for Maddy, I happen to be at war with the Lucenzios, and I’ll happily destroy anyone who dares tread on Maddy’s business or her heart. She needs protection. So much so that I find it best to keep her close. Very close. In my bed and in my heart, my clever kitten has dug in her claws. And maybe I like it that way. Besides, I have no choice but to love her. After all, she took me hostage from the moment I saw her.

Rating: 5 stars


Review: I am a sucker for over-the-top insta-love stories, alpha heroes, quirky heroines, snort-worthy scenes, and any kind of starring critter. This book checks off every single one of those. This was my first MINK book, and I now have a serious reader crush.

When Alexa Riley disappeared from the Kindle Unlimited scene a while back, I was crushed. I love AR books and gobbled them up like chocolate during shark week. At the time, I tried reading all the other authors who wrote books similar to AR's but couldn't find anything that I loved nearly as much. I have now solved that problem! KU will once again pay for itself because I'll be reading MINK books as fast as she writes them.
 

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