Here Kitty, Kitty by Shelly LaurenstonMy rating: 4 of 5 stars
Ties Everything Together Nicely
The third book in the Magnus Pack series is very funny indeed. I know I say this every time I review anything by Shelly Laurenston, but the woman knows how to construct a plot well. She’s also fantastic at writing madcap characters, with banter up to your eyes.
In this book Angie, Sara and Miki’s best friend from home is attacked by hyenas and then kidnapped in the scuffle by two tigers. The tigers thought they were doing the right thing be getting her away from harm, but they forgot to ask permission, so when she woke up the alway fierce Angie fought back with some surprisingly effective tactics. Like Miki, Angie is a full human, but she’s been aware of the shifter world for a little while now because of Sara. Despite her knowledge of shifter strength, she is fearless and this captivates the brother of her kidnappers, Nik.
Whilst the rabidly independent Angie and Nik both fight their growing desire for each other, Angie is also trying to broker a peace treaty between the Pack and the Pride, whilst finding a way to deal with the hyenas. This book ties together the story arc that started in the first book of this series very nicely and answers all the questions that had been left hanging.
I love how both Nik and Angie fight their feelings as neither wants to give up their independence, but they know they are fighting a losing battle. Nik’s family are great fun too and I loved hearing about their history and seeing how they all related to each other.
It was a good end to these three books about three friends. I love this shifter world this author writes about and can’t wait to find another book to read about these characters.
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