The next time a friend dared her to steal something, Kelsie would say no. Should the friend also be a succubus, not only would she say no, she would run for the nearest border faster than a bat fleeing the dark depths of hell.
Under normal circumstances, she didn’t even mind serving community service. It added spice to an otherwise boring day and gave her something productive to do.
Hoping to contain her prankster ways, the judge teams her up with a grouchy wolf of a cop with an attitude problem. According to her virus, Kelsie needs to get the good officer out of his pants. According to her common sense, the last thing she needs or wants is a goody-goody hampering her style and getting in her way.
When they’re assigned to help rescue kidnapped kittens, Kelsie knows one thing for certain: to create a Christmas miracle, she’ll do a lot more than bend the law—she’ll break it over her knee and unleash hell on Earth while she’s at it.
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And now… I’m going back to my hole. I’m working on a passion project today, and I am eager and ready to dive in and have myself a fabulous time!
(The kitties request that you please buy the book. They have learned that money is a necessary resource if they wish to take over the world. They have plans.)
Happy book birthday, R.J.!
To those undecided, it’s fabulous, a real Christmas-miracle story. And the ending is perfect in so many ways.
Fun fact: When I sent the book to my first editor, I literally told her the ending was garbage and that I may need to redo it and to be brutal about it and shit.
She came back with a “I’m confused, what needs to be changed?” basically.
Me: it’s horrible.
She did not agree with me…
I do love the way you pulled in characters from several of your previous books to aid and abet Kelsie. Loving this book.
Thank you, as always I loved it and devoured it as soon as possible. 5 star rating and review written and submitted on Amazon AU.
…besides the $$$, thumbs twould be a help…just sayin’
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YAY!!! Can’t wait to start reading. It is my treat for finishing my Christmas shopping. I have devoured each of previous books in this series, and many of your other books. Insert Happy Dance! Best Christmas Present EVER!!
Ok, so sometimes you have moments that are coincidences. And the, sometimes you have moments that are “What the Heck??” I’m having the latter. This started with me reading Karma, Licensed to Kill and Old Secrets, which have a basis in a family from Mt Everest, Nepal. Then, while I’m waiting for Whiskers on Kittens, I read “Enjoy the View” by Sarah Morgenthaler, which happens to feature a giant of a man (think Jason Momoa with his hair, but 6’6”) who is an outdoor/mountain climbing guide in Alaska, whose dream/passion is is to one day climb ……….. Mt Everest in Nepal; and whose name is ……..Easton. Ok, so far, things are ok. But, then I pick up Whiskers on Kittens, and 15 pages in, I find out that one of the main characters is named Easton.
I just about blew a gasket. Sometimes the universe just messes with you, and I think this is one of those moments.
lolololol that’s hilarious
How do I get the version with the Extended ending?
Any retail vendor except Amazon, as Amazon does not allow unedited/bonus material due to their error reporting tool. I recommend getting a kobo plus subscription and enjoying the huge library of books they have. (I believe it’s $7.99 for ebooks.)
The extended edition this go around includes a Bailey/Quinn short story.