I first heard about this book when I read a blurb and excerpt that the author posted on Changeling Press' Yahoo group. I was instantly grabbed by the sexy scene and premise of the story, so 10 minutes later when I saw an email from PNR saying it was available for review, I snatched it right up. And boy, am I glad I did! Read my review and the blurb and tell me it doesn't sound awesome!
Title: Viva Los Regalos: Kat and Mouse
Author: Lexxie Couper
Publisher: Changeling Press
ISBN: 978-1-59596-693-3
Released: September 14, 2007
Format: e-book
Length: 95 pages
Genre: Erotic Paranormal Katrina O’Brien is an Australian Federal Cop, hot on the trail of The Mouse, an international jewel thief. After two years of almost catching him, this time he’s not getting away from her. When his trail leads to Los Regalos, she follows without even knowing anything about the city. What she thinks at first is an even glitzier version of Las Vegas turns out to be a paranormal resort where all your darkest desires come true. The Mouse has his own dark desires, desires that involve Katrina. But someone even darker is after them both, and will use them AND their desires to get what they’re after.
Viva Los Regalos: Kat and Mouse blends together action, mystery, erotica, and paranormal elements into the perfect story that fascinates you from page one. Lexxie Couper delivers an exciting story with non-stop action that will have you turning pages hastily, desperate to know how it ends. The characters were smart, cool, and fierce but still had the emotional baggage and flaws that made them real and endearing. Couper has made me an instant fan with her fast-paced plot, multi-faceted characters, and sizzling sexual encounters, and I will definitely be reading any book with her name on it. This was my first book ever with BDSM elements, but the author adds just the right amount of kink, where it’s sizzling and sexy, but not skanky. The characters are real and engaging, the plot is remarkable, and the sex scenes left me breathless. Kat and Mouse is a book that will keep you up way past your bedtime!
-Mandy Briggs
PNR Reviews
OFFICIAL Blurb:
Australian Federal cop Katrina O'Brien's on the tail of an international jewel thief, a mysterious criminal known only as The Mouse. She's not going to let him get away, even when his trail leads her to the sinfully decadent US resort Los Regalos, a place where your every desire is catered to. Katrina's desires run deep and dark, and The Mouse is more than willing to accommodate them. But so is someone else. Someone who�s been watching them both. Someone who knows everything about them� Someone dangerous. Someone powerful. Someone not human�
I'm telling you, pick up Viva Los Regalos: Kat and Mouse! You won't be disappointed!
Buy Viva Los Regalos: Kat and Mouse (Available Friday, Sept. 14)
Visit Lexxie Couper's Website
Visit Lexxie Couper's Blog
Ciao!
Mandy
R&R
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Hey, I just found this!! Thanks, Mandy! I said it before and I'll say it again.... you really know how to make me grin!
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