Behind the Eight Ball (Fur, Fangs, and Felines Book 2), by M.A. Church
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Behind the Eight Ball (Fur, Fangs, and Felines Book 2), by M.A. Church
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Fur, Fangs, and Felines: Book Two A cool morning, a yard full of birds, and a kitty on a mission. What more could a werecat want? Beta Heller Wirth has it all, except a mate—a shifter mate, that is. The last thing he wants is one of those dangerous humans who kill without remorse. Heller knows about that firsthand. So what does the goddess Bast do? She gives Heller exactly what he does not want—a human: business owner Lawson Dupre. Lawson hasn’t a clue what just happened in his car detail shop. One minute a cute client is about to pass out, and then he perks up and starts flirting. Next thing, he runs out the door like the hounds of hell are after him. Learning that Heller is a werecat doesn’t freak out Lawson. He happens to be one of those rare humans who knows paranormals exists. He even lives with one. Watch the fur fly as Heller and Lawson battle hurt feelings, misguided beliefs, and a power shift in Heller’s clowder.
Behind the Eight Ball (Fur, Fangs, and Felines Book 2), by M.A. Church- Amazon Sales Rank: #66837 in eBooks
- Published on: 2015-10-30
- Released on: 2015-10-30
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful. Really enjoying this shifter series By Sinfully I’m really enjoying this shifter series and this story broadens its paranormal universe a bit more outside of the cat shifters by adding wolves and the snake-like Vetalas. You can absolutely read this story as a standalone although Heller and many of the secondary characters were introduced in the first story.Heller is a beta in his clowder and has a long history of disliking humans. This was painfully obvious if you read the first book where he was one of the strongest objectors to his alpha taking on a human mate. Nobody but Heller knows the reasons for his dislike and mistrust. When he comes upon his fated mate, the one thing he has always longed for, he can only believe his goddess is punishing him as the mating scent is coming from a human. Heller is torn but eventually runs off.Lawson may be human, but he is no stranger to the world of paranormals as the two people he calls family are Vetalas. When he realizes that Heller is his mate he is devastated by the immediate rejection and Heller’s behavior is going to get worse before it gets better. The pull on Heller by his mate is strong and when he believes Lawson is in danger his protective instinct overrides his prejudices and Heller soon is intent on claiming his mate and protecting him at all costs. The relationship has a number of obstacles to overcome and although Lawson is pretty understanding of the need to mate, he isn’t going to just fully hand himself over to Heller.There is just something about these big alpha males shifting into a large housecat that draws me in, especially in Heller’s case where he initially comes off as pretty self-involved and unlikable in his human form (the look on the face of the cat on the cover gives you a good idea of what you are in for with Heller). In fact, some of my favorite scenes in both books are when the men are in their shifted form and are playing with their humans or the other cats. It’s the opposite of most of the shifter books I’ve read since they are probably more dangerous as humans then as cats. M.A. Church does a wonderful job with the descriptions of the men in their cat form and those passages really jump off the page.The relationship drama is really internal to Heller who needs to fight his own battle between his hatred of humans and his desire to claim his mate. Lawson may be hurt by Heller’s denial of him, but Heller can turn on the charm when he wants to and Lawson isn’t afraid to push for what he wants. Even though once Heller comes to terms with Lawson’s humanity things move quickly, as they tend to do with bonded mate shifter stories, there were still some parts that Lawson insisted on taking slowly. While the relationship is happy at the end, there are still things that Lawson has held back on, which I expect will be continued in the next book. I liked the way that played out and it balanced out Lawson’s otherwise easy acceptance of everything.The book doesn’t just focus on the relationship. There is a threat that is making itself known and Lawson appears to be its target. As the men in the clowder try to figure out what it is and how to stop it, they must also deal with Lawson’s connection to the Vetalas and their connection to the clowder.Heller is not the only one to find his mate and part of the storyline remains unfinished at the end of this book as the next installment is set up. I don’t want to give anything away, but there is going to be an interesting challenge that could affect the entire clowder in order for the next mating to occur and I’m really looking forward to it.Reviewed by Debra for Sinfully...Addicted To All Male Romance
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Review by Sandra By Hearts On Fire Reviews Right off the bat I can tell you I am not loving that ending for a couple reason.1) It's a bit of a cop out.2) No "I love you" from a certain someone.This was a decent read but the writing style isn't my favorite. Men that are over 100 years old that talk like frat boys, always teasing each other about sexual encounters and whatnot. All the cheesy teasing in general. This is common with pack-like dynamics in PNR, and I'm never a huge fan.A lot of the dialogue felt stilted to me. For example, 6 different people formally thanking Sam for providing Thanksgiving dinner. Very awkward.The villain was obvious, but then I thought I was wrong since they couldn't possibly be that stupid. The "twist" at the end was also pretty obvious, and a blatant set-up for book 3.I dunno, this was fine. There were a lot of nit picky things I noticed throughout, but I never considered not finishing it. The sex was hot and I liked that emotional component and the role reversal. Instead of the unnecessary werewolf drama and set-up for the next book, I would have rather they completed this story with Heller finally telling his friends about his devastating past and where his hatred for humans came from. But that was just dropped as a, "yeah, I should totally do that sometime."I like the characters in the next book, but probably not enough to draw me back to this series. Although I appreciate the author mixing it up and going for a more unique shifter book. If you liked book 1 then you will probably like this book too, but if some of the iffy reviews for book 1 scared you off and you though you might give this one a try instead... Think again.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. Purr-fection! By SJ Himes I will gleefully and without reservation admit to bias in the case of this author and her work--her books are exactly what I love to read, what I need to read. She hits the magical shifter buttons and doesn't oversell it.Heller and Lawson are perfect foils of each other. Where one lacks in personality or quirk, the other counterbalances. Heller is my boo--that poor kitty. He is hurt and traumatized and the best part yet--he doesn't spend his time bemoaning the horrors of his past. They haunt him, sure, but he doesn't act the part of a martyr. His sarcasm, wit, and almost knee-jerk reaction to be something of an ass made me love him fast and true.Lawson--what a man. Dependable, brave, even-keeled and a generous friend. He has a foot in the door to the paranormal world, in the case of his roomies and work partners, two supernats who define super-hot and super-powerful for me. The twin Vetalas almost take over the book, but in a way that leaves me wanting their stories too.The sexual tension between Heller and Lawson is a perfect blend of "OMG come on already!" and "Oh Thank GAWD, that felt so good", and I love the balance. The mate recognition scene written from Heller's POV was intoxicating and perfectly captures the infatuation and powerful attraction he feels when he first meets Lawson, and it will leave you reeling just like Heller.The plot is standalone, but MA has written this book in such a way it feels like I just put the first one down--the world, the feel, the sensations garnered by the first book are carried seamlessly over into the second book. And MA Church resolves the plot for Heller and Lawson, but leaves the setup for Book 3 in play, and I am chomping at the bit for her to finish it!Though I shouldn't rush her--she puts out quality over quantity, and that's just fine by me.
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